How much protein is in each serving?

Each 33g scoop delivers 26g of complete protein from premium goat whey concentrate. That's comparable to cow whey isolates, with a full essential amino acid profile for muscle recovery and growth.

How does goat whey compare to cow whey for performance?

Goat whey delivers the same complete amino acid profile and high protein content as cow whey. The key advantages are faster absorption (smaller fat globules), naturally A2 protein (easier to digest), and built-in prebiotic compounds. You get equivalent performance without the digestive trade-offs.

What are the gut health benefits?

Goat whey naturally contains prebiotic oligosaccharides that feed beneficial gut bacteria. Combined with A2-only protein and smaller fat globules, it supports your digestive system rather than stressing it. Many early users report significantly less bloating compared to their previous cow whey.

What does it taste like?

Kultra comes in Vanilla Bean — made with natural vanilla flavouring and stevia. It's smooth, not too sweet, and mixes easily into water, milk, or smoothies.

Is it suitable for people with dairy sensitivities?

Many people who react to cow whey tolerate goat whey well because it contains only A2 beta-casein and has lower lactose levels. That said, it does still contain some lactose. If you have severe lactose intolerance, check with your healthcare provider first.

When should I take it?

Add one scoop to water, milk, or a smoothie. Best within 30 minutes post-workout for recovery, or any time of day as a protein supplement. Each bag contains 30 servings.

How does the subscription work?

Subscribe to receive Kultra every 30 days at 15% off (£59.49 instead of £69.99).

Sourced and processed in Europe. Grass-fed goats, no hormones or antibiotics. Short supply chains mean a fresher product with lower environmental impact.

What is your returns policy?

Unopened products can be returned for a full refund. Damaged or incorrect orders are replaced free of charge. Email hello@kultra.co.uk with your order number.

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