HORUS Whey Protein Concentrate Sachets – 21 Sachets

HORUS Whey Protein Sachets: 30 g Protein Without Carrying the Tub

A large whey protein tub works perfectly at home. It becomes considerably less convenient when protein needs to leave the kitchen with you.

HORUS Whey Protein Concentrate Sachets solve that problem by taking the core HORUS whey formula and dividing it into 21 individually packed servings.

Each sachet delivers the number that matters most:

30 GRAMS OF PROTEIN PER SERVING.

There is no scoop to find, powder to measure, or large container to carry. Take a sachet, empty it into a shaker, add your preferred beverage, and mix.

It is the HORUS whey protein format designed around portability and portion convenience.

21 Individually Packed Protein Servings

The biggest difference between HORUS Sachets and the conventional HORUS 2.1 kg tub is not the purpose of the protein.

It is the format.

Inside each box are 21 individually packaged servings, making it particularly practical for gym bags, offices, travel, and anyone who wants their protein already portioned before leaving home.

Individual sachets can also help avoid the inconvenience of transferring loose protein powder into small containers or carrying an entire protein tub.

You simply take the number of sachets you need.

30 g Complete Whey Protein in Every Sachet

Convenient packaging would mean very little if the protein serving itself were compromised.

Each HORUS sachet delivers 30 g of complete whey protein.

Whey naturally contains all of the essential amino acids, making it a complete dietary protein source suitable for helping meet the increased protein requirements associated with resistance training and active lifestyles.

Protein contributes to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass, while the overall effectiveness of a protein supplement depends largely on how it contributes to an individual's total daily protein intake.

HORUS makes adding another 30 g protein serving to that daily intake straightforward.

14.5 g Essential Amino Acids from Whey Protein

Every serving naturally supplies 14.5 g of essential amino acids.

Essential amino acids cannot be synthesized by the human body in sufficient quantities and therefore need to be supplied through dietary protein.

Rather than positioning EAAs as a separate added blend, HORUS provides them naturally as part of its complete whey protein.

The formula includes substantial quantities of leucine, isoleucine, valine, lysine, threonine, and the other essential amino acids naturally present in whey.

7 g Naturally Occurring BCAAs with 3.3 g Leucine

HORUS provides 7 g of naturally occurring branched-chain amino acids per serving.

That total consists of:

Leucine — 3.3 g

Isoleucine — 2 g

Valine — 1.7 g

Leucine is particularly relevant to sports nutrition because it participates in the signaling involved in the muscle protein synthesis response.

Importantly, these BCAAs are consumed within a complete 30 g whey protein serving, meaning the body receives the wider essential amino acid spectrum rather than BCAAs alone.

Protein Sachets Made for Gym Bags, Work & Travel

This is where the sachet format earns its place alongside the larger HORUS tubs.

Throw one into your gym bag for after training.

Keep several at work instead of storing a large protein container at your desk.

Pack the servings you expect to use when traveling.

Or simply use individually measured portions at home when you do not want to deal with scoops and loose powder.

Each sachet remains individually packaged until required, making HORUS particularly practical for customers who value portion control and portability.

Post-Workout Protein Without the Scoop

After resistance training, dietary protein provides amino acids that can be used during muscle protein synthesis and recovery.

HORUS provides 30 g protein plus 14.5 g EAAs in a single portable serving.

There is no requirement to consume the sachet the moment your workout finishes. Meeting appropriate total daily protein requirements remains more important than obsessing over an extremely narrow post-workout window.

That means a HORUS sachet can be used after training, between meals, or at another convenient point during the day.

The sachet simply makes having that protein available considerably easier.

Instantized Whey Protein for Quick Preparation

HORUS uses instantized whey protein concentrate, designed to disperse easily when mixed with liquid.

Preparation takes only a shaker and water or another preferred beverage.

Empty one sachet into the shaker, add approximately 200 mL, shake for around 30 seconds, and the serving is ready.

More or less liquid can be used according to preferred taste and consistency.

That combination of instantized powder and individual packaging makes the product particularly suited to situations where convenience matters.

Four HORUS Whey Protein Sachet Flavors

HORUS Whey Protein Concentrate Sachets are available in:

Banana | Strawberry | Blueberry | Vanilla

The different flavors allow customers to rotate between options without changing the fundamental purpose of the product: delivering a convenient, high-protein whey serving.

The supplied Banana packaging identifies the product as Zero Added Sugar and describes the whey as Cross Flow Micro Filtered and Quality Assured.

Because flavoring systems differ, exact calories, carbohydrate, fat, and other nutritional values may vary according to flavor. Customers should therefore refer to the Nutrition Facts printed on their selected sachet rather than assuming every flavor has identical nutritional values.

A Sachet Alternative to a Full Whey Protein Tub

HORUS Sachets and HORUS Whey Protein Concentrate tubs serve slightly different customers—or different situations for the same customer.

A large tub makes sense for someone preparing most shakes at home and consuming whey frequently.

The 21-sachet box makes sense when convenience, portability, and pre-measured servings matter more.

Many users may find both formats useful: a full-size tub at home and individual sachets for days spent away from it.

This means the sachet product is not simply a smaller package. It is a different way of using the same type of sports-nutrition staple.

Cross-Flow Microfiltered & Instantized Whey Protein Concentrate

HORUS describes the whey used in the sachets as Cross-Flow Microfiltered and Instantized.

Instantization is particularly useful for a portable product because the powder is intended to be quickly mixed in a shaker rather than requiring more elaborate preparation.

The result is a simple formula built around what a whey protein product ultimately needs to provide:

30 g protein.

Along with naturally occurring 14.5 g EAAs, 7 g BCAAs, and 5.4 g glutamic acid per serving.

Zero Added Sugar Without Sacrificing Protein

The supplied HORUS sachet packaging carries a Zero Added Sugar claim.

That allows the product to focus primarily on its protein contribution rather than turning the shake into a significant source of added sugars.

For customers comparing protein powders, this distinction matters: the purpose of HORUS is to provide a substantial 30 g protein serving in a convenient format.

Flavor-specific nutritional values should still be checked on the individual sachet because different flavoring ingredients can alter other aspects of the Nutrition Facts.

Who Are HORUS Whey Protein Sachets For?

HORUS Sachets are particularly practical for people who train regularly but do not always prepare their shakes at home.

They can suit resistance-training athletes, recreational gym users, and active individuals who need a convenient method of increasing dietary protein.

They can also be useful for people whose schedules make it difficult to consistently prepare high-protein meals.

The sachet does not replace a balanced diet. It simply provides a portable 30 g protein option when food preparation is inconvenient.

Storage, Allergens & Important Information

HORUS Whey Protein Concentrate contains milk and soy.

Store the sachets in a cool, dry place away from moisture and excessive heat, and keep each sachet sealed until use.

Protein powder should be used as a supplemental source of dietary protein rather than the sole source of nutrition.

People with relevant medical conditions or specific dietary requirements should consider appropriate professional advice before using dietary supplements.