Looking for whey isolate in Morocco? Applied Nutrition ISO-XP deserves a place on your shortlist if you want a formula whose protein source is whey isolate, with several flavours listed at Le Healthy Store. When comparing it with Dymatize ISO100, focus on the formula, size and budget that suit you.

Explore isolates and choose my ISO-XP

This guide compares manufacturer information. Le Healthy Store does not sell ISO100 as of 11 October 2026; our purchasing options here are for ISO-XP.

Why choose ISO-XP at Le Healthy Store?

  • A clearly identified protein source: in the Chocolate Dessert formula documented below, the protein comes from whey isolate. It is a relevant choice if that is the category you want.
  • Flavours to build your routine around: compare Chocolate 1.8 kg, Vanilla 1.8 kg and Café Latte 1.8 kg. Choose a flavour you will look forward to using regularly.
  • A straightforward purchase: each product page brings together the size, composition and purchase conditions for that item. You can decide using the price and availability actually displayed.

For Chocolate Dessert, Applied Nutrition lists sunflower lecithin. That detail may matter to your ingredient preferences; for an allergy, read the full set of warnings.

Two specific references, not a formula shared by every flavour

The table uses the official ingredient lists for ISO100 Gourmet Chocolate on the US website and ISO-XP Chocolate Dessert on the UK website, checked on 11 October 2026. An imported tub sold in Morocco may differ: check the flavour, market version and actual packaging.

Check Applied Nutrition ISO-XP Chocolate Dessert Dymatize ISO100 Gourmet Chocolate
Listed protein sources Whey isolate Hydrolysed whey isolate, then whey isolate
Milk in the formula Yes Yes
Listed lecithin Sunflower Soy
Before purchase Check the label for the actual flavour and batch Check whether the actual product is the US or European version

The composition details come from Dymatize’s ingredient list and Applied Nutrition’s ISO-XP page. Sunflower lecithin alone does not establish that a product is free from soy traces: read the packaging warnings too.

“Hydrolysed” is a formula detail, not a verdict

If you specifically want a reference labelled as hydrolysed, check that detail in the ingredients. The word alone cannot predict your results, digestive tolerance or taste preference. We therefore do not name either brand as an automatic winner.

Decide what matters to you first. A particular flavour, a short ingredient list, an allergen restriction, a budget and a manageable tub size are different priorities. Writing down your two main requirements helps you avoid paying for a feature you do not need.

Applied Nutrition: a British brand worth knowing

Applied Nutrition is based in Liverpool, United Kingdom. The brand describes its history and its own manufacturing activity on its official page. For you, this means choosing from an identifiable range with product-specific manufacturer information. The brand’s British origin is separate from the country of manufacture stated on a particular product.

Compare prices in Morocco on an equal basis

A tub price and a scoop price describe different things. Scoops may contain different amounts of powder, and the powders may contain different amounts of protein.

Record three figures: the amount paid in dirhams, net weight in grams and protein per 100 g. Then calculate:

Cost per 20 g of protein = tub price × 2,000 ÷ (net weight in g × protein per 100 g).

For illustration only, not a current selling price: an 800 DH tub weighing 2,000 g and containing 80 g protein per 100 g costs 10 DH per 20 g of protein. Include delivery charges in the price paid when comparing complete baskets. This calculation does not assess flavour or manufacturing quality; it simply makes prices easier to compare.

Five checks before ordering

  1. Compare the exact range name: ISO100, ISO-XP and a blended whey are not interchangeable product names.
  2. Read the ingredients for your chosen flavour rather than a generic image of another tub.
  3. Check allergens and trace warnings instead of relying on the word “isolate”.
  4. On arrival, check net weight, date, packaging condition and batch identification. A product image or barcode alone does not certify authenticity.
  5. Compare prices using the same basis and check the availability shown before payment.

Choose your ISO-XP and your next step

Ready to move from comparing to choosing a flavour? Open ISO-XP Chocolate 1.8 kg or browse the full whey isolate selection. Each product page shows its current price in DH and stock status before you order.

Still deciding between protein categories? Our whey or isolate guide helps you choose. For a fruity bovine protein option, explore the Beef XP guide and beef protein selection. If you are separately looking for creatine, compare our creatine sizes and their buying guide.

Visit the Applied Nutrition range in Morocco to select the product that fits your goal.