JDPRO

A regular whey powder gives you protein, full stop. JDPRO gives you protein plus the kind of nutrient stack you'd otherwise build with a multivitamin, an omega-3 capsule, a probiotic, and a colostrum supplement. It's positioned for general wellness, not just muscle building.

10.5 g of protein per 30 g serving (35 g per 100 g). Of that, 4.5 g per serving is Whey Protein Concentrate. The rest comes from skimmed milk powder and the formulation's other protein sources.

Colostrum is the nutrient-rich first milk produced by mammals in the first few days after birth. Bovine colostrum is included in some nutritional products for its bioactive compounds (immunoglobulins, growth factors) that are associated with immune support. JDPRO provides 30 mg per 30 g serving.

DHA is an omega-3 fatty acid important for brain and eye health. It's commonly under-consumed in vegetarian diets. Including 10 mg per serving means you're getting a small daily dose without needing a separate fish-oil capsule.

The product is labelled Sugar Free - sweetness comes from sucralose (INS 955). However, the label also suggests you can "add sugar to taste" when preparing the drink, so the base powder is sugar-free, and any sugar added is up to you.

The packaging shows a green dot (Indian vegetarian mark). It contains whey, milk, and bovine colostrum (all lacto-vegetarian), but no meat, fish, or egg. Strict vegans should note the dairy and colostrum content.

There's no strict label-mandated time. Common patterns: with breakfast (works well as a complete morning nutrition drink), post-workout (for the protein), or as an evening drink (warm with milk makes a chocolate-malt-style beverage).

Both work; it's a taste preference. Cold milk gives a smoother, milkshake-like drink. Warm milk gives a hot-chocolate-style beverage. Avoid boiling-hot water, which can degrade some heat-sensitive vitamins.

The 200 g tub at one 30 g serving per day lasts approximately 6–7 days. If using a smaller serving (1 tablespoon, ~15 g), it stretches to about 13 days.

Per the label: use within 2 weeks of opening. Keep the lid tight after every use and store in a cool, dry place, protected from direct sunlight.

The label is specific: any unused prepared drink must be refrigerated and used within 24 hours. Best practice is to mix fresh each time.

The product is sugar-free in its base formulation, but it does contain carbohydrates (14.4 g per serving) including those from milk powder. Diabetics should consult their doctor before adding it to their daily regimen.

The product is formulated for general adult nutrition (RDA values are calculated for adult men and women doing moderate work). For children, consult a paediatrician - their protein and micronutrient needs are different.

The label explicitly says: "Consult your Health practitioner in case you are lactating or taking any other food supplement." The same advice applies during pregnancy.

Yes - milk, whey, and lactose are core ingredients. Anyone with a milk allergy or significant lactose intolerance should avoid it or consult a doctor.