LiquaCel Liquid Protein, Peach Mango Flavor, 32 oz Bottle

I was first introduced to LiquaCel in the hospital in the small single-serve packets for protein supplementation. They can be mixed with water, but they’re very thick and syrupy — almost like maple syrup — so I ended up just taking them straight from the packet for convenience. To save money for at-home use, I switched to the larger bottle. I measure out a shot (literally in a shot glass) and take it like a quick “protein shooter.” It’s thick and coats the glass, so I usually follow it with a couple small shots of water to help it go down and to make sure I get every bit of it. The peach flavor is tolerable — not amazing, but not terrible either. It’s my preferred flavor so far. For me, the convenience and the 16 grams of protein per serving make it worth it. I’d rather take it quickly and move on than mix a full drink. This has been especially helpful on days when I’m sick or not eating enough but still need to meet my protein goals. It’s an easy way to get concentrated protein without having to prepare a full shake. TL;DR: Thick and syrupy, but an easy 16g protein boost. I take it as a quick “shot” instead of mixing it. Not delicious, but effective and convenient.

Whey protein bloats me. It everywhere. I bought this not realizing this was not whey and have used this without boating. I drank it the first few times as a shot. It wasn't bad and texture is like maple syrup or molasses. I have started to mix into water and find it mixes easily and goes down without any aftertaste. Great way to get protein without having to gag down protein shakes constantly.

Great way to help a cancer patient get protein. Mixes well in water to be less thick. Tastes decent. Texture is smooth. Oversll a good value.

I’m totally addicted to this and I’m completely amazed by how yummy it is.

I'm really enjoying Liquacel! This is my first time trying a liquid/gel protein product and I love it. Flavor: The peach mango tastes exactly like a peach gummy ring candy. It has a very strong gelatin flavor as well. Despite the sucralose, I didn't get the fake sugar aftertaste. The flavor is very strong, even when diluting just one serving in my 40-oz Yeti. Definitely pick a flavor you generally like because it's going to be strong. I mixed my peach mango protein with decaf earl gray iced tea and loved it. Usage: I was a bit worried when I saw that the consistency is like honey. However, it mixed into cold water with no problem. It did have a little trouble mixing into ice water, so mix it with water and add the ice afterward. If you're sensitive to artificial sugars, I would suggest only having 1 serving per day. I noticed if I had 2, it upset my stomach. Overall, the gel formula is so much more convenient than the powdered kind! We also purchased Seeq's mango pineapple at the same time. While the flavor of Seeq is a bit more natural and less pronounced, the powder was difficult to mix with cold water and often needed to be reincorporated after an hour or two. The Liquacel might taste slightly more artificial, but it stays combined and doesn't require any extra equipment, like a milk frother or shaker bottle.

It’s highly rated by doctors; nurses; and hospital. I put it in the fridge. For me it tastes better. It has a nice mango flavor. I don’t get enough protein on a daily basis, I’ve been taking this as a supplement.

Very pleased with nutritional content and easy to use container. Disappointed in lack of selection in flavors.

This stuff is amazing. My daughter was in the hospital on deaths door with liver and kidney failure. The liver dr told us she needed protein to help her liver heal. My daughter couldn’t eat or drink enough protein because she felt so sick. A nephrologist recommended this product and from then on she started getting stronger. She could drink shots of this throughout the day to get in 80 grams of protein from it along with an additional 40 grams from her feeding tube to get 120 grams of protein a day. We really feel this product saved her life. The drs are still amazed she lived. She was on dialysis for 5 months and continues to take this every day. And because her liver healed it helped her kidneys get better from AKI. Now she’s not on dialysis and healing remarkably.