Myprotein Impact Whey: what it is and what to check in Thailand

25 Grams does not sell Myprotein products. We wrote this page because people in Thailand search for Myprotein every month. Every fact comes from the sources at the end, checked on 19 Oct 2026.

Myprotein is a sports-nutrition brand from the United Kingdom; its best-known product is Impact Whey Protein. This page covers who owns the brand, what the Impact Whey label says, and what to check before buying it in Thailand.

Who owns Myprotein?

Wikipedia says Oliver Cookson founded Myprotein in England in 2004, and The Hut Group (THG), a British e-commerce company, bought it in June 2011.

What is in Impact Whey Protein?

Myprotein's UAE product page lists whey protein concentrate as 96–99% of the powder, depending on flavour. One 25 g scoop gives 21 g of protein and 103 kcal (unflavoured values). It comes in 1 kg (40 servings), 2.5 kg (100) and 5 kg (200). A 1 kg bag therefore holds about 40 × 21 = 840 g of protein.

What does it cost in Thailand?

We found no Thai distributor we could verify. Prices on online marketplaces belong to individual sellers, so this page lists none. To work it out yourself, divide the price of a 1 kg bag by 840 to get the price per gram of protein, then compare it with the best-value concentrates in our store right now:

Ultimate Nutrition Prostar 100% Whey: 25 g protein per scoop · 1.17 baht per gram
VITAXTRONG Real Whey Protein: 26 g protein per scoop · 1.44 baht per gram
BAAM My Whey Protein Max: 25 g protein per scoop · 1.50 baht per gram

Every brand ranked by value is on whey prices for every brand.

Buying in Thailand: what to look for on the bag

Food sold legally in Thailand must carry a Thai-language label, a food registration (FDA) number and the importer's name, under Ministry of Public Health Notification No. 367. If a bag has none of these, ask the seller first. The checking steps are in how to check whey is genuine, and concentrate vs isolate is explained in what whey protein is.