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Pulse Plant-Based Clear Protein Powder (405 gr)
What is the Clear Vegan Protein by Pulse Protein?
Forget thick, creamy shakes that sit heavy in your stomach. The Clear Vegan Protein by Pulse Protein is a next-generation plant-based protein powder that dissolves in water to create a clear, light, and genuinely thirst-quenching drink, as easy to enjoy as a glass of fruit juice.
Manufactured in the Netherlands from high-quality clear pea protein isolate (80% for the Peach variant, 85.2% for the Lemon-Lime variant), this ultra-clean formula focuses on what actually matters: maximum plant protein, minimum ingredients, and natural flavours that make you want to come back for more. No artificial sweeteners, no unnecessary additives, no compromise.
The Peach variant combines the softness of white peach with natural beetroot and carrot extracts for a genuinely fruity flavour, lightly tart and delicately sweet thanks to stevia. The Lemon-Lime variant delivers the bright intensity of real lemon juice powder and natural lemon-lime flavourings, for a result that is crisp, zingy, and almost as refreshing as a homemade lemonade.
Each 13.5g serving delivers 10 to 11g of complete plant-based protein for under 50 kcal and less than 2g of sugars. The ideal solution to hit your daily protein targets between meals, after training, or simply as a guilt-free treat.
The protein that drinks like a lemonade.
| Flavour | Peach or Lemon & Lime |
| Brand | Pulse |
| Size | 405 gr |
How Clear Vegan Protein by Pulse Protein supports your objectives
💧 A revolutionary texture that is actually enjoyable to drink Unlike conventional protein powders that produce thick and heavy shakes, the Clear Vegan Protein dissolves fully in cold water to give a transparent, light, and refreshing drink. Perfect in summer, during training, or any moment of the day when a creamy shake simply does not feel right.
🌱 High-quality plant source, without compromise Built on clear pea protein isolate, this drink delivers a complete amino acid profile including the essential BCAAs needed for muscle protein synthesis. Fully vegan, dairy-free, soy-free and gluten-free, it suits the vast majority of dietary profiles, including people with lactose intolerance.
🔋 Muscle recovery and growth support Each serving provides 10 to 11g of readily available plant protein to fuel post-workout muscle repair and synthesis. With under 50 kcal and less than 2g of sugars per serving, it slots effortlessly into any nutrition plan, whatever the training phase.
🍑🍋 Natural flavours that genuinely deliver Peach or lemon-lime: both variants use natural flavourings, real fruit powders, and stevia extract to sweeten without added sugar. The result is a drink that makes hydration feel like a reward, helping you consistently hit your daily water and protein targets.
✅ Clean formula, readable ingredients Fewer than 8 ingredients in the Peach variant, fewer than 6 in the Lemon-Lime variant. No artificial sweeteners, no texturing agents, no low-quality hidden protein. What you read on the label is exactly what you drink.
🎯 Goal guide
| Objective | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Mass gain | 2 servings/day, one post-training. Pair with a caloric surplus. |
| Weight loss / cutting | 1 to 2 servings/day. Low-cal, helps curb hunger. |
| Body recomposition | 1 serving post-workout. Hits protein targets without excess calories. |
Serving suggestion
Mix 13.5g (one level tablespoon, approximately 1 serving) into 500ml of cold water. Shake well in a shaker bottle or sports bottle and consume immediately. For the most refreshing experience, use ice-cold water or add a few ice cubes before drinking.
Best times to enjoy it
🌅 Morning A light, protein-rich start that does not weigh on digestion after waking up.
🏋️ Post-workout Within the 30 to 45-minute window following training to support muscle protein synthesis.
☀️ As a snack Between meals to reduce cravings and maintain protein intake throughout the day.
🌡️ In warm weather When a creamy shake is the last thing you want and hydration is the priority.
Daily protein target reminder
Current sports nutrition science recommends between 1.6 and 2.2g of protein per kg of body weight per day for active individuals. For vegan athletes, targeting the upper end of this range (1.8 to 2.2g/kg) is advised to account for the slightly lower digestibility coefficients of plant-based proteins.
| Body weight | Min. target (1.6g/kg) | Max. target (2.2g/kg) |
|---|---|---|
| 55 kg | 88g/day | 121g/day |
| 65 kg | 104g/day | 143g/day |
| 75 kg | 120g/day | 165g/day |
| 85 kg | 136g/day | 187g/day |
| 95 kg | 152g/day | 209g/day |
Goal-specific guidance
For weight loss: Incorporate 1 to 2 servings per day as a replacement for a sugary snack or processed treat. With under 50 kcal per serving and less than 2g of sugars, Clear Vegan Protein supports satiety without disrupting a caloric deficit.
For mass gain: Use Clear Vegan Protein as an inter-meal supplement to reach your daily protein targets without feeling overly full before a session. Combine with other protein-dense plant foods (legumes, tofu, a classic protein powder) to build a complete and varied nutrition plan.
🏅 Sport Nutrition "Did you know?"
Clear pea protein is not the same as standard pea protein. It undergoes an additional filtration process that removes the green pigments and most of the compounds responsible for the cloudy appearance and earthy taste typical of regular pea protein shakes. The result is a nearly colourless, flavour-neutral protein that takes on fruit flavourings cleanly and completely. This extra step is precisely what makes a crystal-clear, fruit-flavoured drink possible, with all the nutritional value of a premium-quality protein.
Full ingredient list
Peach variant: Clear pea protein (80%), peach puree powder (10%), citric acid (2%), malic acid (2%), white peach flavouring (0.9%), beetroot powder (0.5%), carrot powder (0.4%), stevia extract (0.3%).
Lemon-Lime variant: Clear pea protein (85.2%), lemon juice powder (7%), citric acid (2%), malic acid (2%), lemon-lime flavouring (1.5%), stevia extract (0.3%).
Key ingredient breakdown
| Ingredient | Role |
|---|---|
| Clear pea protein | Primary protein source, complete amino acid profile, high digestibility, neutral flavour |
| Peach puree powder (Peach variant) | Natural flavouring and authentic fruity taste, source of natural pigments |
| Lemon juice powder (Lemon-Lime variant) | Natural acidity and fruit flavour without artificial additives |
| Citric acid | Natural acidulant, contributes to freshness and beverage stability |
| Malic acid | Natural acidulant found in apples and fruits, adds gustatory roundness |
| Beetroot powder (Peach variant) | Natural colourant, gives a light pink tint without artificial dyes |
| Carrot powder (Peach variant) | Complementary natural colourant |
| White peach / lemon-lime flavouring | Natural flavourings that reinforce the fruity taste profile |
| Stevia extract | Zero-calorie natural sweetener, no added sugars |
Allergens and certifications
Allergens: No major listed allergens detected among the 14 regulated allergens. Manufactured in a facility that may handle other ingredients; always refer to the product packaging for the most up-to-date allergen information.
Certifications and commitments:
- 100% vegan (no dairy proteins, no eggs, no honey)
- Gluten-free
- Soy-free
- No artificial sweeteners (no aspartame, no acesulfame-K, no sucralose)
- Sweetened exclusively with stevia (plant-derived)
- Manufactured in the Netherlands
Nutritional values compared by variant
| Nutritional values | Peach — per 100g | Peach — per 13.5g serving | Lemon-Lime — per 100g | Lemon-Lime — per 13.5g serving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Energy | 1477 kJ / 353 kcal | 201 kJ / 48 kcal | 1456 kJ / 348 kcal | 197 kJ / 47 kcal |
| Fat | 0.1g | 0g | 0.1g | 0.01g |
| of which saturates | 0g | 0g | 0g | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 9.6g | 1.3g | 1.5g | 0.2g |
| of which sugars | 1.8g | 0.2g | 1.2g | 0.16g |
| Fibre | 0.3g | 0.04g | 0.1g | 0.01g |
| Protein | 73g | 10g | 77.5g | 10.5g |
| Salt | 0.16g | 0.02g | 0.16g | 0.02g |
Note: The Lemon-Lime variant has a slightly higher protein content (77.5g/100g vs 73g/100g) due to its higher concentration of clear pea protein (85.2% vs 80%). It also contains significantly fewer total carbohydrates (1.5g vs 9.6g per 100g), as it does not include fruit puree powder.
Q1 — Is Clear Vegan Protein suitable for people who are lactose intolerant? Yes, completely. Clear Vegan Protein by Pulse Protein contains no dairy proteins whatsoever: no whey, no casein, no lactoserum. It is 100% plant-based and built on pea protein isolate. It is fully suitable for people with lactose intolerance, vegetarians, and vegans.
Q2 — What is the nutritional difference between the Peach and Lemon-Lime variants? The Lemon-Lime variant is slightly higher in protein per serving (10.5g vs 10g) and significantly lower in carbohydrates (0.2g vs 1.3g per serving), as it does not include fruit puree powder. The Peach variant uses a more complex formula with natural fruit and vegetable extracts (beetroot, carrot) that give the drink a naturally pinkish colour. Both variants stay under 50 kcal per serving.
Q3 — Can I mix Clear Vegan Protein with sparkling water? Yes, and it is genuinely a great idea. First dissolve the powder in a small amount of still water, shake well until fully mixed, then top up with sparkling water. Avoid shaking vigorously after adding the sparkling water to preserve the carbonation. The result is a protein mocktail that is perfect for warm days.
Q4 — How many servings does a 405g bag contain? A 405g bag contains approximately 30 servings of 13.5g each. At one serving per day, that is a full month of use. At two servings per day (mass gain goal or elevated protein requirements), the bag lasts approximately 15 days.
Q5 — Is pea protein as effective as whey for building muscle? Recent research indicates that pea protein is comparable to whey for supporting muscle protein synthesis in active individuals, provided that total daily protein intake is adequate (1.6 to 2.2g/kg/day). The main nuance is a slightly lower digestibility coefficient (PDCAAS/DIAAS) compared to dairy proteins, which is easily compensated by targeting the upper end of the recommended range, particularly for vegan athletes.