Mutant Mass Gainer, 5lbs

High-calorie mass gainer with 28g protein and 550 calories per serving.

• 550 Calories Per Serving
• 28g Protein Per Serving
• 102g Carbohydrates
• 5 lb Bag / Approximately 16 Servings
• Whey, Casein, Carbohydrate & Lipid Blend

Mutant Mass Gainer, 5 lbs is built for athletes and hard gainers who need an easier way to increase daily calories, protein and carbohydrates. Each 2-scoop serving provides approximately 550 calories, 28 grams of protein and 102 grams of carbohydrates.

The formula combines multiple protein sources including whey protein concentrate, hydrolyzed whey, whey isolate, micellar casein and milk proteins. It also includes a carbohydrate blend featuring maltodextrin, fermented pea starch, waxy maize, rice and sweet potato, plus fats from sources such as MCT oil, avocado, flax seed and pumpkin seed.

Mutant Mass can be used after training, between meals or anytime you need to add more calories to your daily nutrition plan. For even more calories, mix it with whole milk or blend it with ingredients such as peanut butter, banana, oats or yogurt.

• Helps increase daily calorie intake
• Provides protein and carbohydrates in one shake
• Supports mass-gain and hard-gainer nutrition plans
• Multiple protein and carbohydrate sources
• Easy way to add calories between meals

Ideal For

• Hard Gainers
• Bulking & Mass-Gain Phases
• Bodybuilding
• High-Calorie Diets
• Post-Workout Nutrition

FAQs

How many calories are in one serving?
One 2-scoop serving provides approximately 550 calories, depending on flavor.

How much protein is included?
Each serving provides approximately 28 grams of protein.

How many servings are in the 5 lb bag?
The 5 lb bag provides approximately 16 servings.

Can I make it higher in calories?
Yes. Mixing it with whole milk or adding peanut butter, oats, banana or other calorie-dense foods can substantially increase the total calories.

Can I use it more than once per day?
It can be used to help meet your daily calorie and protein targets, but serving frequency should be based on your overall nutrition needs.