Planted Vegan Protein Powder | 20g Unflavored Pea Protein Powder | Low Sugar Plant Protein Powder | Gluten and Dairy Free Pea Protein Isolate | Non-GMO | 20 Servings

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1. Dawn Zarnowski Verified Buyer – 19 May 2024

   I’ve been using Unjury for a few years and still love it. It’s rich, creamy, chocolatey and satisfies any kind of dessert craving. When blended with fruit it’s also very filling!!
   

2. EG Verified Buyer – 7 June 2024

   This protein powder is the 40th that I’ve tried in the past 3 years, so I’ve tried quite a few. I had wanted to try out the chocolate variant of this product, but it wasn’t available to me as a reviewer so I tried out the unflavored option instead. Since the unflavored variant of this product has little taste, and I’m not very ambitious when it comes to mixing in other ingredients, I’ve been mixing it with other protein powders at roughly a 1:1 ratio. I really like this one because the non-GMO pea protein primary ingredient is sourced solely from “the upper Midwest US and Canada”. Of the 40 protein powders I’ve tried, this is the first product making such a claim, providing peace of mind to many consumers who care about ingredient sources. I’m surprised that this aspect isn’t highlighted in the product description here. This protein powder contains no sweetener, but at least consumers don’t need to worry about the presence of sugar based sweeteners or artificial sweeteners. The protein content per serving sits at 20g, falling in the minimum 20g to 22g range that I’ve typically seen in competing products. Is the name “Unjury” a play on words intended to mean the opposite of “injury”? I don’t know, because even the “about us” page on the unjury dot com website doesn’t really explain the history behind this apparently 20-year-old company.

   

3. Guardian_angel54 Verified Buyer – 14 July 2024

   After several gastric surgeries I needed a way to bump up my protein intake without using milk protein (lactose intolerant). Found this powder and it’s been a game changer. It’s totally unflavored as it states and mixes in all kinds of foods easily. It has the consistency of a fine flour, so when added to liquids – such as soup – it does tend to thicken it, as it absorbs some of the liquid. However I have not found this to be problematic. I’ll definitely be reordering this on a regular basis and I do recommend it – especially for those people who have an issue with milk proteins.
   

4. jingqunliang Verified Buyer – 12 September 2024

   I like this plant based protein powder. It’s a high quality product, the price is reasonable. It’s made with pea,and it made in Canada. It smells good and tastes good. I It’s easy to mix . I usually mix it up with low fat milk, and drink it after working out. It has pretty good amount protein and other sources of nutrients.

   

5. CVT Verified Buyer – 6 February 2025

   I’ve been using Unjury protein powders – particularly the unflavored whey – on and off for quite a few years. It’s no nonsense, medical-grade protein. I tried Planted when it was first offered, but wasn’t all that impressed I guess, because I never purchased it again.

   I recently found Unjury available at bestproteinpowder4women.net and decided to give it another go. Being mostly plant based, my fingernails were weak and brittle so I began incorporating egg whites into my diet and then Unjury unflavored whey protein powder. Preferring plant based foods though, I decided to try the unflavored Planted.

   To me, it has little to no flavor which is where it really hits it out of the park. It blends well with PB powder, spinach, strawberries, and a touch of sweetener. When I have more time, I’ll try using it in recipes – I love its versatility.

   Overall, I’m pleasantly surprised by this!
   

6. Customer Verified Buyer – 8 February 2025

   Taste: No issues with taste. The taste is as expected for unflavored pea based protein powder. Quality: Seems like a quality product. However, first thing I noticed is there is no plastic safety seal around the lid (tamper-evident band). There is a glued on liner underneath the lid, but those can be taken off and glued back on if someone was intent on swapping this out or contaminating it. This type of product really should have a safety ring around the lid to ensure quality . Sidenote, if the shelflife is real, my batch has an expiration date of March 2026. It is July 2024 right now. Great for being able to stock up.

   

7. Kim Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   This Unjury planted vegan protein powder is great. I add some to my oatmeal in the morning and the unflavored one doesn’t change the flavor too much. It mixes well and it’s easy on my stomach. The powder arrived very fresh with an expiration date out about a year and a half from receiving it.

   

8. Artistical Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   This was recommended by my dietician for easy digestion. Taste is good, blends well, digests well.
   

9. Jean-Pierre Verified Buyer – 18 March 2025

   I find it not bad at all, as far as protein powders. It mixes very smoothly in my 500-watt blender, without that chalky feeling that non-vegan and vegan protein powders tend to have. When I mix it with unsweetened almond milk, there’s a mild taste I can’t quite describe, which is easily covered up when I add unsweetened baker’s cocoa and artificial sweetener.

   However, it’s only 15 servings per container, and quite expensive per container when you compare to whey protein powders. The reason to buy this is if you need a vegan option for protein (whether dietary or ethical reasons).
   

10. Nate Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

    It’s not good, but it’s not bad. Im not vegan, or even vegetarian for that matter. I like peas, not so much as a shake, but this powder was surprisingly not bad. I see the product was listed as “chocolate”, this is not what I recieved, maybe that taste better?
    

11. mmacsuz Verified Buyer – 9 April 2025

    Just what I needed till my order came in.