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Many recovery proteins provide around 20 g per serving; others offer 25 g or 30 g depending on the product and serving size.

Recovery protein is commonly sold as powders and as ready-to-drink shakes. Product listings often label the form as “Powder” or “Ready to Drink” to indicate preparation and convenience.

Some plant-based recovery powders include organic greens (for example spinach, kale, broccoli) and list added probiotics (e.g., “1.5 billion CFU”) and protein-digesting enzymes.

Available details show whey isolate recovery powders providing about 25 g of protein per serving, with whey protein isolate listed as the primary ingredient.

Some plant-based powders advertise a complete essential amino acid profile, and certain whey isolate powders list naturally occurring BCAAs (for example about 5 g).

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