Take Your Fitness to New Heights
30 g
of protein
3 g
of creatine
6.9 g
of BCAA
Whey Protein Isolate Pure Protein Powder
A high quality, complete protein that stands out above others because of the high concentration of protein and BCAAs to help fuel muscles.
Product Classification
Gluten-Free
Good Manufacturing Practices
Drinkable Supplement
How To Take Tower+ Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine
Pour 1 scoop into 6–8 ounces of cold water (or any beverage of your choice).
Shake or mix powder and liquid together.
To maximize your fitness goals, take before or after exercise.
Key Ingredients & Benefits
Creatine Monohydrate*
Quick source of energy
May support overall athletic performance
Whey Protein Isolate*
Contributes to muscle strength
Aids in maintaining lean muscle mass
Assists in reducing exercise-induced muscle fatigue
May support muscle recovery
May aid in meeting protein requirements
Papain*
Aids in the absorption of nutrients
Facilitates optimal protein digestion
30 Grams of Protein, no Compromises
Designed with your optimal metabolism in mind, Tower+™ Pure Whey Isolate + Creatine delivers 30 g of protein and 3 g of creatine per serving. Go beyond ordinary protein and creatine with our clean, gluten-free formula that’s low in fat to provide a healthy source for energy and lean muscle mass maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What other products does Tower+ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine work well with?
GoTrim® Slim and Prime Joint Support Formula by Isotonix® may provide additional benefits for supporting physical performance and muscle health. Isotonix Astaxanthin and Heart Health™ Omega III Fish Oil with Vitamin E may provide additional cardiovascular support. Isotonix® Activated B Complex and Isotonix OPC-3® all promote energy for the body, whether that be by providing antioxidant support, endurance or cognitive energy support.
How does Tower+ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine differ from GoTrim® Nutrition Shake?
Tower+ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine is low in carbohydrates and fat and contains more protein than the GoTrim® Nutrition Shake. The filtration process of whey protein removes more than the fat and carbohydrates found naturally in protein; it also removes any of the naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. GoTrim Nutrition Shake is made with whey and pea protein, offering 10 grams of a resistant fiber (Fibersol-2), in addition to high-quality whey protein concentrate, and contains a blend of vitamins and minerals. GoTrim Nutrition Shake is ideal for those looking to establish sufficient protein and fiber in a weight loss program or for those who are looking to support their nutrition with an occasional meal-replacement shake. The main goal of Tower+ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine is to support healthy muscle growth and strength.
What is the ratio of BCAAs one should receive daily through their diet?
According to the American College of Sports Medicine, a healthy recommended daily intake of BCAA’s should follow a 2:1:1 ratio of leucine (45 mg/kg/day) to isoleucine and valine (22.5 mg/kg/day). The amino acid profile of Tower+ Pure Whey Isolate + Creatine meets the stringent requirements for those following a performance diet.
What are the benefits of whey protein isolate?
Whey protein isolate is more pure than other forms of whey protein because it goes through a purification process known as crossflow microfiltration in which various particles (i.e., fats, carbohydrates, lactose, etc.) are filtered out of the protein; this filtration process makes whey protein isolate lower in fat, creating an ideal environment for muscle protein synthesis and quick assimilation of essential amino acids into the bloodstream and muscle tissue.
What makes Tower+ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine unique compared to other protein shakes?
This shake has a great French Vanilla taste that is sweetened with stevia. The isolate whey protein is one of the purest in form. In addition, our product contains creatine monohydrate coupled with papain, which is an enzyme that can help aid the body’s digestive process. Pure whey protein isolate contains a greater percentage of total protein per serving and is an effective option for individuals seeking to maximize their protein intake without unnecessary calories, fats, carbohydrates or additives.
Tower+™ Pure Whey Isolate + Creatine Research Scope
20g
of protein intake is needed to stimulate the process of protein synthesis.
20%
Protein makes up about a fifth of 20% of the human body.
95%
Around 95% of creatine is used by the skeletal muscle during exercise.
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This Tower Protein shake not only tastes great, but I get the best results with my muscles and maintaining a great body. I love it!
Response from Customer Service on 06/15/2026
Thank you so much for your fantastic review of Tower+™ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine! We're thrilled to hear you enjoy the taste and see great results from using it. Your feedback means a lot to us. Thank you for being a valued customer!
Power in Tower
by Anonymous
on 06/11/2026
As a woman over 50, I’ve become much more intentional about maintaining my muscle and staying mentally sharp. After I started using Tower+ Protein & Creatine as part of my daily regimen I realized it is a great addition to my wellness plan.
The high‑quality protein is combined with creatine in one simple drink. It helps me stay consistent with getting enough protein to support healthy muscle as I stay active. It is easy to mix and tastes great. Since adding it to my routine, I feel more supported in maintaining my strength and keeping up with my workouts.
Another thing I appreciate is that creatine is known for supporting both muscle energy and cognitive function. For me, I know I’m supporting my body and my mind at the same time.
Response from Customer Service on 06/12/2026
Thank you so much for your thoughtful review of Tower+™ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine! We're delighted to hear how the combination of protein and creatine helps you stay consistent with your wellness plan and supports both your strength and mental focus. Your feedback about the taste and ease of mixing is greatly appreciated. Thank you for being a valued customer and for making Tower+™ a part of your active routine!
Go back to original formula
by KarenS
Shop Consultant
on 06/12/2026
I REALLY LOVED this protein shake for all its wonderful ingredients until they changed the sourcing of the whey. Now the taste is on the sour side and no longer delicious:(
Hopeful we will get the original purveyor back soon. Please.
Response from Customer Service on 06/12/2026
Thank you so much for sharing your feedback on nutraMetrix® Tower+™ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine. We appreciate your continued support and understand your concerns regarding the change in taste and smell.
Due to a worldwide shortage of whey protein, we've had to source the ingredient from other quality sources, which means the whey is now coming from various types of cheese. This can lead to noticeable differences in taste and odor, and we truly value your input. Please rest assured that this change does not affect the product’s efficacy or quality—it's still delivering all the benefits and ingredients as stated on the label.
We’ve found that adding berries or fruit to your protein shake can help cover any unpleasant taste, and many customers have had success with this suggestion. Your feedback will be shared with the appropriate team as we always strive to improve and hope to return to your preferred formula if possible.
Thank you again for being a valued customer and for sharing your honest experience with us.
Protein goals & muscle mass
by LindsayH
Shop Consultant
on 06/12/2026
It’s hard to meet my protein goals on diet alone. I love that this shake has 30 grams of protein. Plus- the 3 grams of creatine are a game changer. This product helps me work out harder and build more muscle mass. It also tastes great!!
Response from Customer Service on 06/12/2026
Thank you so much for your fantastic review of Tower+™ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine! We're delighted to hear it helps you meet your protein goals, supports your workouts, and assists in building muscle mass. Your feedback about the taste and benefits is greatly appreciated. Thank you for being a valued customer!
Haven’t found anything better
by IanH
on 06/08/2026
I’ve tried several protein powders This one mixes in very well. Doesn’t have the chalk taste. Plus it has creatine.
I absolutely would suggest this to anyone and everyone
Response from Customer Service on 06/09/2026
Thank you so much for your fantastic review of Tower+™ Pure Whey Protein Isolate + Creatine! We're delighted to hear you appreciate how well it mixes and the flavor, as well as the addition of creatine. Your recommendation means a lot to us. Thank you for being a valued customer and sharing your positive experience!
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