Whey blends · head-to-head
Protein Works Whey Protein 360 vs MyProtein Impact Whey.
Our independent head-to-head review of Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold and MyProtein Impact Whey 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

Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold
113 kcal · 30 g scoopProtein is 68% of the scoop
- Protein
- 20.4 g
- (68%)
- Carbs
- 5.7 g
- (19%)
- Fat
- 0.9 g
- (3%)
- Other
- 3.0 g
- (10%)

MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder
113 kcal · 30 g scoopProtein is 72% of the scoop
- Protein
- 21.6 g
- (72%)
- Carbs
- 2.7 g
- (9%)
- Fat
- 1.8 g
- (6%)
- Other
- 4.0 g
- (13%)
WheyWise verdict
MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder wins for most buyers.
Runner-upPrefer Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold? It is the second pick here, not a bad one - and Protein Works stocks it.
- 72g of protein per 100g against 68g, from whey concentrate alone
- Under a third of the sugar and roughly a quarter of the salt
- No soy protein in the blend, only a lecithin emulsifier
How the numbers stack up against the price
Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold and MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder are the two big UK direct-to-consumer whey powders, and they are built on opposite ideas. Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold is an all-in-one: 68g of protein per 100g, twelve added vitamins and minerals at 15% of the reference intake each, and a five-enzyme DigeZyme complex. MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder is a plain whey concentrate at 72g per 100g with nothing added, which is exactly why it is cheap. At their best pack sizes there is almost nothing in the headline price - 72p per 25g of protein for the 4.8kg bag of Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold, 75p for MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder.


Cost per 25g protein
Lower is better
Protein per scoop
Higher is better
Carbs per scoop
Lower is better
Fat per scoop
Lower is better
Protein density
Higher is better
WheyWise score
Out of 5
MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder wins for most buyers, on what is in the tub rather than what it costs.
Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold carries 19g of carbohydrate per 100g against MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder’s 8.9g, and 16g of that 19g is sugar - MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder holds under a third as much. Salt is 1.4g per 100g against 0.4g. The bigger point is the protein itself: Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold lists soy protein isolate as the second ingredient in its blend, ahead of milk protein concentrate, in a product sold as Whey Protein 360. Ingredient lists run in descending order by weight, so that soy is doing real work. Neither product is soy free, but MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder’s soy is a lecithin emulsifier rather than a protein source.
Buy Protein Works Whey Protein 360 Gold if you want the vitamins, the enzymes and the flavour range in one tub and you are buying the 4.8kg bag - at 600g it is £1.04 per 25g of protein, which is 45% more than the big bag and no longer competitive with anything. Buy MyProtein Impact Whey Protein Powder if you want protein and nothing else, or if the sugar and salt matter to you. If you are drug tested, note that neither publishes a third-party batch-testing certification we could verify.
Where each one wins

Cheaper per serving of protein
Takes cost per 25g protein and fat per scoop.

WheyWise pick
Takes protein per scoop, carbs per scoop, protein density and the WheyWise score.
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