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Double Rich Chocolate

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Gold Standard 100% Whey

Artificial sweetener · taste from cocoa + added flavour · 1 addition for mixing · Sport banned-substance check.

Protein from 30g23.68gstandard 30g measure
Protein by weight78.95%from the label
Price for 25g protein₹143.18₹4,101 for 907 g · checked 30 Aug 2026
Pack size907 g29 servings

What’s inside

Nutrition, ingredients and checks.

Nutrition

In 30g powder

Protein
23.7g
Energy
114kcal
Carbohydrates
3g
Sugars
0.9g
Fat
0.9g
Sodium
49.3mg

Brand label serving is 30.4g (giving 24g protein). All values above are standardized to 30g powder for direct comparison across brands.

Ingredients

7 listed on pack

  1. 1
    Whey Protein Isolateprovides the protein · contains milk allergen
  2. 2
    Whey Protein Concentrateprovides the protein · contains milk allergen
  3. 3
    Hydrolyzed Whey Proteinprovides the protein · contains milk allergen
  4. 4
    Emulsifierhelps the powder mix smoothly in water or milk with fewer clumps ·
  5. 5
    Cocoa Powder (Processed with Alkali)adds flavour
  6. 6
    Artificial Flavours (Chocolate, Vanilla)adds flavour
  7. 7
    Sweeteneradds sweetness ·

Amino profile

In 30g powder

Leucine
Not printed
5.43g
EAA total
Not printed

This label gives BCAA group totals, but does not print leucine separately.

Testing shown

What the testing logos mean

Sport banned-substance check

The programme reviews how the product is made, tests three production runs, then buys a shop sample each month for blind testing.

Listed by the programme

How Informed Choice works
Four stages of Informed Choice certification
Informed Choice certification, step by step

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Product page

Official ON Gold Standard Double Rich Chocolate 907 g product page

From Optimum Nutrition · Added 10 Aug 2026

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Product label

ON Gold Standard Double Rich Chocolate nutrition and ingredients label

From Optimum Nutrition · Added 10 Aug 2026

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How it is made

ON Gold Standard Double Rich Chocolate manufacturing and FSSAI panel

From Optimum Nutrition · Added 10 Aug 2026

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Testing programme

Informed Choice ON Gold Standard Double Rich Chocolate batch listing

From LGC · Added 5 Aug 2026

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Frequently asked

Questions about this protein

How much protein does Gold Standard 100% Whey give?

Double Rich Chocolate gives 23.68g protein from the same 30g powder quantity used across ProteinCompare. That is 78.95% protein by weight.

What else is added to the Double Rich Chocolate formula?

Artificial sweetener · taste from cocoa + added flavour. 1 addition for mixing. The ingredient section below shows every label ingredient in order and explains why it is used.

What testing is shown for this flavour?

This product shows Informed Choice: sport banned-substance check. See the testing section for how each programme works.

Can someone with lactose intolerance use this Gold Standard 100% Whey?

Gold Standard 100% Whey contains whey protein. Its lactose level cannot be known from the whey-type name alone. Check the pack for an explicit lactose-free statement. It is still milk protein and is not suitable for a milk allergy.

SourcesNIDDK: lactose intolerance

What does 25g protein cost in this Double Rich Chocolate pack?

At the observed price, 25g of labelled protein costs about ₹143. This lets you compare packs and serving sizes on the same protein quantity. Retailer prices can change.

Why can the current price change?

Retailer prices can change after they are checked. ProteinCompare shows the checked date beside each price so you can confirm the current price before buying.

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