Verdict
Strong value pick
Cost per serving looks strong for this category, and nothing in the label story screams junk science - still match dose to your own goals and clinician input.
Strengths
- Serving size and count are explicit enough to sanity-check cost per dose.
- Value math beats typical peers in our rough category bands.
- Few moving parts on the label - easier to audit than a proprietary stack.
Watch-outs
- Sweeteners, dyes, fillers, or blend-style structures show up more than we like for a minimalist buy.
Best for
- Buyers who want alignment with our ingredient hub bar
- Shoppers prioritizing cost per serving
- Anyone who wants explicit serving math
Decision
Strong choice for most buyers in this category.
Buy this if the strengths match what you optimize for (see chips below).
- High data confidence
Next step
Verdict
Strong value pick
Best for
- Buyers who want alignment with our ingredient hub bar
- Shoppers prioritizing cost per serving
- Anyone who wants explicit serving math
Why we highlight this SKU
- Strong ingredient and actives mapping on our structured label rubric.
- Value lane looks reasonable versus peers with similar scores.
- Ranks near the top of on-file peers in this category snapshot.
- Common delivery form with a practical serving count for daily use.
Catalog reference (may differ from retailer): 34,90 €
Size: powder · 30 g · 67 Servings per container
Editorial score: 74 · GymBeam
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Decision
Optimize this choice
What GymBeam Impact Whey Protein Vanilla gives up on the rubric, where you overpay, and SKUs that score higher in the same category (with per-serving price deltas when we have them).
What the rubric flags
- Sweeteners, dyes, fillers, or blend-style structures show up more than we like for a minimalist buy.
Higher-scoring SKUs
Same category; sorted for score lift and comparable per-serving price when we have it.
NOW Foods Whey Protein PowderNOW FoodsScore
74+0
Per serving
n/a
vs this bottle
+0 score (price n/a)
NOW Foods Whey Protein PowderNOW FoodsScore
74+0
Per serving
n/a
vs this bottle
+0 score (price n/a)
Optimum Nutrition Whey Protein PowderOptimum NutritionScore
74+0
Per serving
n/a
vs this bottle
+0 score (price n/a)
Nutricost Whey Protein PowderNutricostScore
71+-3
Per serving
n/a
vs this bottle
+-3 score (price n/a)
Editorial model only - not medical advice. Your current total is 74/100.
Head-to-head buckets: same-price upgrades, cheaper options, and premium lanes - same rubric, product-first.
Structured alternatives pageAt a glance
Score summary
Total score
74/100
Cost per serving looks strong for this category, and nothing in the label story screams junk science - still match dose to your own goals and clinician input.
Scores are editorial heuristics from label structure, ingredient hub signal, transparency cues, rough value math, and conservative safety - not lab assays or prescriptions.
Computed with the v1 product rubric on each page load when DB scores are incomplete.
Score breakdown
Seven fixed lanes. Each is scored 0-100 and weighted into the total. Interpretations are plain-language, not clinical endpoints.
- Ingredient quality / fit
Strong fit with a solid published hub signal - or a clean single-ingredient SKU.
- Dosage plausibility
Serving size is clear and the stated amount sits in a typical band for this category.
- Formula quality
Forms we flag as weaker for the category (e.g., magnesium oxide) or under-specified blends.
- Additives & label (combined lane)
Heavier sweetener/dye/excipient signals, vague blend-style wording, or proprietary structures in our read.
- Transparency
Sparse brand or label narrative in our file - treat marketing claims skeptically.
- Value
Price per serving looks favorable versus rough category anchors in our model.
- Safety margin
Conservative lane: pulls from hub safety when available and avoids extreme label doses.
Label & additive intelligence
Structured excipient lines on file drive these scores - not lab testing. Burden tracks sweeteners, dyes, fillers, and similar add-ins; clarity tracks vague wording and proprietary structures. The combined lane is what feeds your total score.
Excipient / additive burden
54
Label clarity
63
Combined additives lane (in total)
58
- Uses a proprietary blend or matrix - individual ingredient amounts are often opaque.
- Contains non-sugar sweeteners (e.g., sucralose, stevia) - relevant if you avoid them for taste or preference.
- Contains color additives (e.g., caramel color, titanium dioxide) - usually a disclosure issue, not a drama headline.
- Uses vague flavor language (e.g., “natural flavors”) where specificity is limited on the label we mirrored.
Cross-check amounts and full ingredient order on pack photos - blends and vague flavors hide detail.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Serving size and count are explicit enough to sanity-check cost per dose.
- Value math beats typical peers in our rough category bands.
- Few moving parts on the label - easier to audit than a proprietary stack.
- Tied to a high-scoring ingredient hub in our model.
Cons
- Sweeteners, dyes, fillers, or blend-style structures show up more than we like for a minimalist buy.
Label & product facts
- Form
- powder
- Serving size
- 30 g
- Servings per container
- 67
- Primary ingredient family
- Whey Protein
- Ingredients on file
- Whey Protein (22 g) Glycine (1 g, flavor matrix component)
- Certifications
- None listed
- Latest price on file
- 34,90 €
- Brand website
- gymbeam.com
Where to buy
We have not attached verified buy links to this SKU yet. Check the brand site or a trusted retailer you already use - we will add calm, checked listings here as we expand coverage.
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What does the evidence say about Whey protein?
This SKU sits on top of our ingredient hub for Whey protein: trial signal, safety notes, hype gap, and FAQs live there - not on this product page.
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How this ranks in its category
Among 37 on-file SKUs in Whey Protein, this product sits #1 when we blend category fit, trust, value, and anti-gaming guards (decision score - not the same number as the headline total).
Decision score: 73 / 100 (sorting layer for lists and compare).
Why the model says that
- High data confidence
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Open category rankingsHow to read this verdict
Product scores compress evidence context from the ingredient hub (when live), structured excipient lines, transparency cues, rough value math, and a conservative safety check. They are informational, not medical advice or a substitute for label photos and professional guidance.
This page is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always read the actual label, consider interactions, and talk to a qualified clinician about your situation.