Protein · head-to-head
Form Nutrition vs Bulk Vegan Protein.
Our independent head-to-head review of Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder and Bulk Vegan Protein Powder, scored on value, protein density, macros and ingredient quality so you don't have to guess which to buy.


What a scoop actually contains

Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder
148 kcal · 40 g scoopProtein is 75% of the scoop
- Protein
- 30.0 g
- (75%)
- Carbs
- 1.7 g
- (4%)
- Fat
- 2.4 g
- (6%)
- Other
- 6.0 g
- (15%)

Bulk Vegan Protein Powder
115 kcal · 35 g scoopProtein is 69% of the scoop
- Protein
- 24.1 g
- (69%)
- Carbs
- 1.5 g
- (4%)
- Fat
- 1.3 g
- (4%)
- Other
- 8.0 g
- (23%)
WheyWise verdict
Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder wins for most buyers.
Runner-upPrefer Bulk Vegan Protein Powder? It is the second pick here, not a bad one - and Bulk stocks it.
- 75g protein per 100g, higher density than Bulk
- B Corp certified with organic-sourced pea and rice protein
- Digestive enzyme blend improves plant-protein tolerability
How the numbers stack up against the price
Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder and Bulk Vegan Protein Powder are two of the most popular vegan protein powders in the UK, but they sit at very different ends of the market. Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder is the premium pick: B Corp certified, organic-sourced ingredients, digestive enzymes in the blend, and a clean-label philosophy that extends to every ingredient on the back of the pouch. Bulk Vegan Protein Powder is the mass-market counterpunch, delivering a respectable pea-rice vegan blend at a price point that undercuts almost every premium competitor, sold through the UK protein distribution machine that Bulk has built over the last decade.


Cost per 25g protein
Lower is better
Protein per scoop
Higher is better
Carbs per scoop
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Fat per scoop
Lower is better
Protein density
Higher is better
WheyWise score
Out of 5
Form Nutrition Performance Protein Vegan Protein Powder takes the edge on ingredient quality and protein density, posting 75g of protein per 100g against Bulk Vegan Protein Powder at 69g.
Form adds a digestive enzyme complex that matters for vegan blends (pea and rice protein are harder to digest than whey for many users), and its B Corp certification reflects a sourcing standard that Bulk does not match. Bulk Vegan Protein Powder fights back on pure value, consistently coming in 30 to 50% cheaper per 25g of protein at UK retailers, which is the metric that matters if you are drinking two shakes a day long-term. If your budget allows and you value clean-label sourcing, Form is the better product. If you are price-sensitive or just starting out with vegan protein, Bulk gets the job done at a fraction of the cost.
Where each one wins
Takes protein per scoop and protein density.

Cheaper per serving of protein
Takes cost per 25g protein, carbs per scoop, fat per scoop and the WheyWise score.
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