Where it fits your ingredient concerns
Compare both the protein blend and the MCT ingredient. Unflavored does not turn this into a protein-only powder.
- What we checked
- Specific Unflavored manufacturer list, including MCT components.
- What remains open
- Individual blend proportions and a digestive advantage from fermentation are not established here.
Formula & tolerance checks
Coconut oil and acacia gum are part of the cited formula; do not overlook them behind the protein blend.
Listed ≠ harmful · Not listed ≠ tested free · Unknown ≠ absent
| Check | Evidence status | Exact scope |
|---|---|---|
| Lactose statement | Unknown | Not established for the exact version in our reviewed evidence. |
| Sugar alcohols | Unknown | Not established for the exact version in our reviewed evidence. |
| Sweetening ingredients | Unknown | Not established for the exact version in our reviewed evidence. |
| Added fiber / gums | Listed | Acacia gum within the cited Unflavored MCT ingredient. |
| Full ingredient scope | Unknown | Not established for the exact version in our reviewed evidence. |
| Milk protein | Check label | Protein source is not a complete allergen or cross-contact statement. |
No product-specific clinical tolerance study assessed by this site. Individual response is not predicted.
Consumer feedbackCustomer-review tolerance evidence not assessed.
The useful detail is inside the MCT ingredient
The cited Unflavored list combines a proprietary protein blend with an MCT ingredient whose components include coconut oil and acacia gum. That nested ingredient information matters if you are comparing additions. Reading only the large protein-source names would miss it.
Warrior Blend is not Classic Plus
Warrior Blend names pea, hemp and goji sources. Classic Plus Vanilla names a different set of plant ingredients and its own flavor-related additions. Treat those as separate formulas, not colors or sizes of one product.
A blend does not disclose every proportion
The source names are useful facts, but a proprietary blend does not provide the amount of each component in the list we examined. We do not reconstruct the proportions or use them to calculate an invented nutritional score.
Keep the variant boundary intact
This assessment focuses on the manufacturer’s Unflavored formula. Chocolate, berry and other versions require their own panel. Packaging sizes in a catalog and the current brand website can differ; verify the exact size and serving information before a direct comparison.
What the source cannot tell us
Neither a fermentation description nor an MCT ingredient proves how this powder will feel for you. We have not tested taste, texture or symptoms. Use the ingredient information to decide what to investigate, not as a replacement for product-specific evidence or professional advice.
We reviewed the manufacturer’s product information and the identity of the version discussed. We have not independently tested the powder, its taste, contaminants or digestive effects. No numerical score or customer-review rating is assigned. Read our method.
Which alternative is worth comparing?
| Alternative | Why compare it? |
|---|---|
| Sunwarrior Classic Plus | Compare the actual versions: Warrior Unflavored and Classic Plus Vanilla differ in sources and additions. |
| Naked Pea | Compare the blend and MCT components with a cited one-ingredient pea powder. |
What the formula details change
| Detail | Manufacturer information | Buying implication / limit |
|---|---|---|
| Pea / hemp / goji | A proprietary blend is named on the Unflavored page. | Source identities are disclosed; individual proportions are not. |
| MCT ingredient | Coconut oil and acacia gum appear within it. | The formula is not a protein-only ingredient list. |
Product-specific source information is linked below. These details are not clinical or independent laboratory findings.
Questions about this formula
Does Unflavored mean no other additions?
No. The cited formula includes an MCT ingredient with coconut oil and acacia gum.
Is Warrior Blend the same source blend as Classic Plus?
No. The two families name different plant sources and additions.
Sources & scope
Sources checked November 5, 2026. Product formulas and packaging can change. This page is educational, not individualized medical advice.
