Fish Oil That Hits Different

Reading the label, this is a heavy-hitter for cognitive upgrades. It packs purified deep sea fish oil from anchovies, sardines, mackerel, and herring. The soft gel uses gelatin, water, sorbitol, glycerin, and natural flavor. Zero sugar per 100g, and a near-perfect 9.9 score. I imagine popping these before a long work sprint to tackle brain fog. The trade-off? That 'natural flavor' can leave a lingering fishy aftertaste if you don't chase it with enough water. It's a pure, potent dose of omegas, but the burp-back is a real possibility for some people.

This fiber supplement looks like a clean slate for gut maintenance. The core is polydextrose, paired with water, gelatin, and xylitol for sweetness. It's another zero-sugar formula with a stellar 9.9 score. I can see keeping this in the desk drawer at the office to keep things moving without a sugar crash. The texture is the main hurdle here; the blend of oils and waxes in the ingredients list suggests it might feel a bit waxy or slick going down. It's effective, but you have to be okay with that specific mouthfeel.

This PRO SERIES powder is built for size. The label shows a blend of milk protein isolate, calcium sodium caseinate, and whey concentrate, with maltodextrin and sunflower oil in the mix. It has a low 3g of sugar per 100g and a 9.7 score. I'd throw this in my gym bag for a serious post-workout shake to drive recovery. The trade-off is the carb and fat profile from the maltodextrin and creamer, which isn't as 'clean' as an isolate-only formula. It's a powerful mass-builder, but not the leanest option on the shelf.

This Whey Protein Blend keeps it simple and effective. The ingredients list is straightforward: protein concentrate, whey protein isolate, maltodextrin, and cellulose gum. It boasts zero sugar and a perfect 9.9 score. This is the one I'd mix with water for a quick, no-fuss protein hit after a light workout. The trade-off is the inclusion of soy lecithin and propylene glycol, which some purists avoid. It mixes easily, but the ingredient list isn't as 'natural' as some competitors. It's a workhorse formula.

This Hydration Immunity supplement is a fast-acting powder. The label shows dextrose as the primary carb, with citric acid, natural flavors, stevia, and avocado oil. It's zero sugar with a 9.9 score. I'd mix this into water for a quick electrolyte and energy boost during a mid-afternoon slump. The trade-off is the texture; the avocado oil might create a slight slickness on top, and the dextrose hits fast. It's not a slow-burn fuel, it's a quick spike. Great for a rapid recharge, but maybe not for sipping all day.