As-It-Is · Reviewed by COREFITLAB · Published 2026-05-07
Based on a review by COREFITLAB (accessed 2026-05-07).
Based on this review alone: buy it if you care about excellent taste — just accept not suitable for individuals on a fat loss journey.
The reviewer concludes that As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein is the best and cheapest option in the Indian market, especially with the discount code "CFL". They praise its excellent taste, quality, effectiveness, and Trustified certification, recommending it for new gym-goers or students aiming for weight gain.
This video reviews the top 10 whey protein brands available in the Indian market for under 2000 rupees. The reviewer highlights products from GNC, Avvatar, Fuel One, Yoga Bar, Atom Power, Spark Fusion, Nutrabay, Atom Excel, Myprotein, and As-It-Is, comparing them primarily on price and protein percentage.
As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein is the best budget-friendly whey protein in the Indian market, offering exceptional value and performance for its price. The reviewer personally lab-tested this product, confirming its excellent taste and superior quality, which is further validated by its Trustified certification. This protein powder is highly effective for building muscle and gaining weight, consistently delivering noticeable results. If you are a skinny new gym-goer or a student on a tight budget looking to gain weight, this product is a top recommendation. However, if your primary goal is fat loss, you should consider other options.
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The reviewer explains that whey protein in the Indian market is currently priced at 2500, 3000, or 4000 rupees due to high import duties and raw material costs, making it difficult to find affordable options.
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The reviewer states that all suggested products are lab-tested, trusted, and some brands are Trustified certified, assuring viewers of their quality.
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The reviewer advises against judging products based on taste, as it is variable and subjective, and suggests focusing on price and protein percentage instead.
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GNC Advanced Whey Protein is available for 1999 rupees for 1kg and provides around 25 grams of protein.
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Avvatar Fuel Whey costs 1250 rupees with the code 'AVI' and contains around 63% protein, being a concentrate.
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Fuel One Whey Protein costs 1900 to 2000 rupees and provides around 24 grams of protein.
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Atom Power Protein is priced at 1935 rupees and delivers 25 grams of protein per serving.
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Spark Fusion Whey Protein delivers 26 grams of protein and costs around 1650 rupees for 1 kg.
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Nutrabay Perform Unflavored Whey Protein costs under 1800 rupees for 1 kg and provides around 24-25 grams of protein.
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Atom Excel Whey Protein costs around 1738 rupees and delivers 24 grams of protein.
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Myprotein Impact Whey Protein is priced under 1230 rupees, delivers 24 grams of protein, and has a decent taste.
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As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein is ranked number one due to its excellent taste, quality, Trustified certification, and overall effectiveness, costing around 1200 rupees (or 1100 with a discount code).
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The reviewer states that As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein is excellent for skinny new gym-goers or students who want to gain weight but should be avoided if on a fat loss journey.
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The reviewer disclosed that they contacted As-It-Is to "work with" them and secured a coupon code, "CFL," for customers to get an additional discount on purchases from their website.
The review provides a ranked list of 10 whey protein brands, all priced between 1000 and 2000 rupees. The top recommendation is As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein, which the reviewer praises for its excellent taste, quality, effectiveness, and being Trustified certified. Other highly rated affordable options include Myprotein Impact Whey and various brands offering good protein content within the budget.
The review specifies the protein content for most listed products: GNC Advanced (25g), Fuel One (24g), Atom Power (25g), Spark Fusion (26g), Nutrabay Perform (24-25g), Atom Excel (24g), and Myprotein Impact (24g). Avvatar Fuel Whey is noted as a concentrate with 63% protein.
The reviewer explicitly states that As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein is an excellent choice for individuals looking to gain weight, specifically targeting skinny new gym-goers and students. However, the reviewer advises against using this particular product if one's goal is fat loss.
The reviewer assures viewers that the entire list of recommended whey proteins consists of products that are lab-tested and trusted. Additionally, some specific brands mentioned are stated to be 'Trustified certified,' indicating an independent verification of quality or authenticity.
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Due to rising import duties and raw material costs, most whey proteins in the Indian market are now priced above 2500 rupees. This review addresses the crisis by suggesting 10 lab-tested, trusted, and some Trustified certified whey proteins available between 1000 and 2000 rupees. The reviewer emphasizes judging products by price and protein percentage rather than taste, which is subjective. The top recommendation is As-It-Is Impact Whey Protein, praised for its quality and value, especially when a discount code is applied.
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