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The Lupin Gold blog
Straight answers on protein, digestion and labels, written so you can check a pack yourself.
How Much Protein Do You Need Per Day? A Practical Guide for Australians
Feeling that 3pm slump? This guide explains what protein does, how much you may need, and how to choose plant-based options like lupin protein,...
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Lupin vs Soy vs Pea vs Whey: Which Wins?
Not all proteins are created equal, and some are better for your muscles, gut, and the planet than others. We compare lupin, soy, pea,...
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How to Choose Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free Protein Powders (Guide)
Cut the gluten (and the dairy), not the gains. This guide breaks down labels, cross-contact, digestibility and protein types, with a clean comparison of...
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Soy-Free Protein Powder: What to Look For and Why It Matters
Soy is everywhere, and not always in a good way. If you’ve had enough of bloating, hormone concerns, or dodgy ingredients, this guide is...
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The Best Vegan Protein Powders in Australia (2026): Picks by Type
Choosing a vegan protein powder is about more than the protein number. This guide explains what to compare - protein per 100g, amino acid...
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Try it for yourself
One unflavoured powder, three ways to buy it. Ninety per cent protein, under 100 calories a serve, and thirty days to change your mind.
Home & Away Bundle
600g for the kitchen, 350g for the gym bag. 950g in total.
$1.91 a serve 47 serves
Lupin Protein Isolate 600g
The everyday pack. Unflavoured, so it goes into anything.
$2.00 a serve 30 serves
Lupin Protein Isolate 350g
The starter pack. Same powder, smaller commitment.
$2.35 a serve 17 serves
Serves based on a 20g scoop. Prices in AUD.
Try it on us
Thirty days. If it is not for you, we refund it.
Open the pack, use it, and if it does not suit you tell us inside 30 days and we will refund the order. You do not have to send the rest back.
Packed in Australia using 100% European-grown lupins, refined in Germany. Owned and run out of WA.
