FALSE LABELING of PROTEIN POWDER FALSE LABELING of PROTEIN POWDER. Each scoop holds 30% less protein than claimed. They include a scoop in each bag. Bag label says one scoop gives you 24 g protein, and that there are 14 scoops in a bag. However, there are 18 scoops in each bag, so you are only getting 16.8 g of protein per scoop. For 7 months, they've sabotaged my goals by reducing my protein by 30%. If they can't get something as simple as buying the correct sized scoop to put in their bags, this calls into question ALL OF THEIR OTHER CLAIMS about their product's nutrients and ingredients. Good: Customer Service has been good these past 7 mos. Due to the flavor packets, the taste is better than other protein powders I've used over the past 10 years. I haven't had any stomach discomfort or bloating. Unfortunately, I need to achieve my goals which require accurate and truthful information, so these positives can't overcome their utter failure in labeling.

Terrible experience with trying to… Terrible experience with trying to reach them. I clearly remember looking to try it and selecting one time option. I just got charged for my second order (apparently I chose subscription), no way to reach them to stop the order (phone is constantly busy, chat is not active). I don’t like the taste of the products, don’t use them in such qtts therefor did not intend to be a subscriber. Disputing the charge through my credit card. Sham tactics getting you into subscription!!!

High in protein, low in carbs and fat, a tad steep on price Really love the product. Highest in protein while staying low in carbs and fat which is great. The flavor boosts are a nice way to try different flavors without having to commit to a full size of one flavor. I'll likely continue to use Gainful. The only thing I'm not a big fan of is the pricing - it's a little steep for the amount of product you receive. Otherwise, Gainful is definitely helpful as part of my nutrition plan.

Sham Decent tasting, fine product. Absolutely not actually personalized. The "quiz" gathers extremely base information about you and your diet, along with a couple questions about your goals. But in the end, you get one of just a few pre-made blends of supplements. There's no semblance of biometric personalization or any other science to it. It really is "what protein can you ingest? Plant or animal?" Honestly, if you already know the answer to this, you don't need this service in the least. Zero percent worth the cost. Save yourself time and money and just go buy protein mix from your local grocery store.

"I went from being a D-1 athlete (6+… "I went from being a D-1 athlete (6+ hrs of physical activity a day) to starting veterinary school this year (15+ hours of studying a day, only really having 1.5 hrs to workout). This change made it a struggle to meet my strength goals AND have the mental energy to stay focused all day, UNTIL I started using this brand. My energy levels and recovery are the best they've ever been!"