How to Order Protein in New Zealand (Plus Workout Supplement Recommendations)

I've finally started working out in New Zealand, and while I've been learning how to use free weights and machines, I've also realized that it's important to take care of my body after a workout. So I decided to order a workout supplement, Protein. Let's take a look at how to order Protein in New Zealand.

New Zealand Variety of proteins

When I lived in Auckland, New Zealand, I used to see a lot of different types of protein at Chemist Warehouse, but I hadn't started working out at the time so I didn't pay much attention.

It wasn't until I moved down to Queenstown that I got interested in working out, but there aren't many places to buy protein - not even the Chemist Warehouse above.

So when I googled New Zealand Protein powder to buy online, there were so many options, and as a healer, I didn't know which one to buy. I didn't realize it was so hard to order protein in New Zealand.

The unsung hero of JimJongKook's channel, Sunho Ma

As I became interested in fitness, I became interested in workout YouTubers on YouTube, and one of them was Jongguk Jongguk's channel.

Jong Kook-hyung was known for his athleticism and was already a huge YouTuber with nearly 3 million subscribers.

And there was someone who was able to put a little bit of a spin on it and bring a little bit of fun to the content, and that was Sunho Ma Bodybuilderis the value.

Since Jong Guk Hyung's channel is more geared towards people who are more athletic than beginners, I naturally turned to Sunho Ma's YouTube channel. He's a former bodybuilder and exercise expert, so I figured he would have content for beginners, and I was right.

In particular, the segment called Ilmawon had a lot of people who were new to working out, or people who had been working out for a while but wanted to get advice on how to improve their workouts, so it was a perfect fit for me because I was just starting out.

I came across a video explaining workout supplements, including recommended proteins, which made it easier to order proteins from New Zealand.

Sunho Ma's protein recommendations

To cut to the chase, I ordered Dymatize Iso 100, the same product that Sunho Ma takes. I didn't realize there were so many different types of proteins. If I was on my own, I would end up scouring websites every day without being able to make a choice.

First, you need to know what Whey Protein (WP) is. WP is called whey protein. Whey is one of the components of milk and is the white film that forms when milk is boiled.

And the pure protein component extracted from this white membrane is called WP whey protein, which I'm not sure what that means, but I think it means it's pure protein anyway.

[Whey Protein (WP) Type]

If you're prone to stomach upset after drinking milk, you're probably better off with lactose-free, so I went with lactose-free, and common sense tells me that the faster it's digested and absorbed, the better.

The price seems to increase as you go from WPC to HWPI. It seems like there are more steps involved, probably to filter out lactose and to improve absorption after exercise.

How to order protein from New Zealand

Of course, in the middle of the video, he says that this is not the only protein he uses, but I trusted him anyway, so I decided to order Iso 100 Protein. I did a Google search and found a lot of different places to buy it.

Iso 100 Protein (New Zealand)

I use Iso 100 Protein as my SPRINT Fit Websitein New Zealand. It costs NZD $59.96 for 20 servings. I ordered the smaller one, even though there was a larger one available.

I chose Cookies & Cream, but there are many other flavors, including chocolate, so you can choose your favorite.

You can see that 100% WPI has 25 grams of protein, 0 grams of pure fat, and very fast absorption per potion.

Here's the ISO 100 nutritional analysis for my protein order from New Zealand. A single serving is 32 grams, with 25 grams of protein, 0.5 grams of fat, and 2 grams of carbohydrates.

ISO 100 on sale on Coupang

What about the price of ISO 100, the exact same product sold by Coupang?

It's currently available for $34.99 after applying a WalcomBack coupon. I thought it would be cheaper overseas, but it's much better to buy it in Korea. Of course, if you're overseas, you'll have to use the local website.

If you're just starting out and are interested in protein as a workout supplement, you can get it at a much lower price than I did through the link below.

"This post is part of my work with Coupang Partners, for which I receive a small commission."

Finalize

Today we've talked about how to order protein in New Zealand, and even if you don't find the protein we've recommended above, you should be able to order your favorite protein through the New Zealand online store by doing a search.

If you've done your research and still can't make up your mind, I think it's a good idea to give ISO 100 a try. Once you've tried it, you'll have a better idea of the pros and cons, and you'll be able to make a more informed choice.

If you're curious about the cost of living in New Zealand, the following article will help answer some of your questions based on my experience.