Blueprint by Bryan Johnson Vegan Protein Meal Replacement – Plant Based Hemp Protein with 27g Protein Per Serving – Low Calorie, Flavored Protein for Women & Men – Dairy Free – 15 Servings - Vanilla

I’ve tried a lot of plant-based protein powders, and this is the only one that actually tastes good and has a smooth texture. The macros aren’t as ideal as some other brands, but I’d rather work around that than force myself to drink something I can’t stand. Plus, this one doesn’t upset my stomach, which is a huge win. Definitely worth trying if you’ve been disappointed by other options.

I have mixed feelings about this protein. On the one hand, the taste is amazing (truly amazing to nail the chai flavor in a protein), it seems to be good quality, and it agrees with my bowels (not always the case with protein powders). The hemp blend is unique and new for me. There is a slight gritty texture compared to other proteins, which I assume to be the result of the hemp (pea protein, for example, is notoriously smooth and almost sludgy, with taste undertones of dirt). I don't mind the texture of this protein at all, but I imagine others will review unfavorably because of it. Note that this protein has a good amount of carbs, whereas many others on the market have minimal carbs. Some of this comes from added sugar, which it looks like they manufacturer added in to cut down on artificial sweeteners they would otherwise have to use. But it's a small amount of added sugar -- nothing to worry about for most people. All this makes for a delicious and seemingly high quality protein. I would keep buying it if the price was right.However, I'm not sure the price is right. It's well over $2 per serving, which is not unreasonably high, but still somewhat above the market. I usually look for proteins in the $1.25 per serving range and can find many good options at that price point (including the ever reliable ISO100). I suppose this high price has something to do with the Bryan Johnson marketing machine, which I personally find to be a huge eye roll. The man is a walking publicity stunt and it pains me to admit that his protein is actually pretty good, but it is -- if you don't mind the price.

Great taste! Most importantly it DID NOT upset my stomach like some other vegan protein powders I tried. So glad I finally found one :) I blend mine with blueberries, strawberries, banana, acai, almond milk, pomegranate juice, blueprint collagen, & blueprint creatine. Delicious and filling. Highly recommend!

Honestly pretty underwhelmed by this. The flavor isn't bad and I'd be more happy if this wasn't targeting a really premium price point. $42 for 15 servings. You can get double the servings for 2/3rds the price from certified organic brands. And way lower cost per serving for other non-organic brands.I'd say basically every glass I've made, I've had some really hard grit I had to pick out of my mouth. I'm not an extremely picky person - I understand products are going to have imperfections. But again, this is obscenely expensive so I expect more. One shake a day would be $84 a month. That's one of the most premium priced products I've ever seen and yet we've got poor texture, okay taste, and it's not even organic, non-GMO, or any of the other certifications cheaper brands invest money to obtain.

Very bad for kidneys. It has 260mg of phosphorus which will make any grade of kidney disease worse

The taste of the protein powder was exceptional, but the texture is very gritty and doesn't mix in with liquid very well. It stuck to the side of my cup, so I didn't get all of it's benefits. You do get a substantial amount of the protein, but it is on the pricey side

Blueprint seems to be a really transparent company that’s the main reason I purchased their products.

Well researched and not over the top expensive...