XWERKS Grow vs MBG Clear Whey
Product comparison
XWERKS Growvs mindbodygreen Clear Whey
Grow makes a creamy whey-isolate shake. Mindbodygreen Clear Whey offers a lighter, fruit-flavored drink while still using dairy protein. Choose the texture and flavor you will enjoy consistently, then compare the exact serving and bag price.
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Side by side
Compare the serving you will use.
Watermelon Lime · 20 servings. Selected label details.
| Per serving | XWERKS Grow | mindbodygreen Clear Whey |
|---|---|---|
| Protein source | 100% whey protein isolate | Grass-fed clear whey isolate |
| Protein | 25 g | 22 g |
| Calories | 110 | 90 |
| Carbohydrate | 0–2 g | 1 g |
| Serving | 1 scoop | 1 scoop (27 g) |
| Sweetening | Stevia | Stevia + fermented rebaudioside M |
| Contains milk | Yes | Yes |
| One-time price | $69.00 | $74.99 |
| Servings | 30 | 20 |
| Cost per serving | $2.30 | $3.75 |
Cost = one-time price ÷ labeled servings, rounded to cents. Shipping, tax, subscriptions and multi-buy offers are excluded. “Not listed” refers to the reviewed label.

What matters in practice
Choose the formula that fits.
Clear whey is still dairy
A juice-like appearance does not make clear whey vegan or dairy-free. Both products contain milk-derived protein. Choose a different protein source if you need to avoid milk.
Match the flavor to its label
This table uses Watermelon Lime: 27 g per scoop and 90 calories. Pink Lemonade is a separate option; its displayed label gives 28 g and 100 calories. Both list 22 g protein and 20 servings.
Compare the bag you will buy
Mindbodygreen’s one-bag one-time listing is $74.99, or $3.75 per serving when rounded. Multi-bag and subscription prices are separate offers. Mix the clear whey as directed and let its natural foam settle.
Which fits your priorities?
Choose Grow if…
You prefer creamy flavors, New Zealand sourcing and a 30-serving bag.
Choose mindbodygreen Clear Whey if…
You prefer Watermelon Lime and a light drink instead of a creamy shake.
Questions before you choose
Is clear whey a plant protein?
No. Clear whey remains milk-derived whey protein. It is not a dairy-free substitute.
How were the products compared?
We reviewed manufacturer labels and one-time US listings on November 15, 2026. This is a buying guide published by XWERKS, not independent testing or a head-to-head trial. Formulas and prices can change; check the package you buy.
Find your fit with Grow.
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