SCI-MX Pro-V Gain Vegan Vanilla Protein Powder, 900g

SCI-MX Pro-V Gain is a vegan vanilla protein powder in a 900g pouch, listed as 20 servings. It combines soy, pea and brown rice protein, with the listing describing 39g of protein per serving. The protein amount and serving details are inconsistent elsewhere on the page, so check the product label if exact nutrition figures matter.

At a glance

The listed blend includes soy protein isolate, pea protein isolate and brown rice protein.
The feature copy claims 39g protein per serving and 170 kcal per 45g serving, while other listing details give conflicting protein figures.
The product is described as caffeine-free and contains soy.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£18.00~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A blend of soy, pea and brown rice proteins offers a plant-based alternative to dairy-based protein powders.
The listing specifies a 900g pouch and 20 servings, giving buyers a stated pack size to compare.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	SCI-MX
Model	SCI-MX Nutrition Pro V-Gain Protein Powder
Flavour	Vanilla
Diet type	Vegan
Protein source	Soy
Package type	Pouch
Country of origin	Sweden
Model number	P3042

Quantity and dimensions
Servings per container	20.0
Weight listed	900 Grams
Dimensions listed	10 x 21 x 30.5 centimetres

Nutrition and use claims
Protein	39 g, 87 g
Allergen information	Contains: Soy
Caffeine	Caffeine Free
Recommended use	Intra-Workout

What to know before buying

Directions say to mix two scoops with 300ml of cold water. The listing says supplements should not replace a varied diet, advises not exceeding the recommended daily dose, and says to keep the product out of reach of children.

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict on protein content: a feature claim says 39g per serving, the description says 37g, and structured details list “39 g, 87 g”. Serving size and nutrition figures should be checked on the pouch, particularly if precise macros matter. The listing also describes the powder as sugar-free while listing sweeteners in the ingredients. The listing says the product is made in a facility that also handles milk and nuts, despite describing the powder as vegan. Check the full allergen information if cross-contact is a concern.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Vegan buyers seeking a vanilla powder made with a soy, pea and brown rice protein blend.
Buyers comfortable checking the packaging for exact protein and serving information before tracking nutrition.

Less suited to

People avoiding soy, since soy is listed as an ingredient and allergen.
Buyers who need a confirmed, consistent protein figure or precise serving-size nutrition from the listing alone.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

3.8 / 5 · 232 ratings

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Customer feedback highlights perceived high protein content and value, but reports mixed experiences with thickness, taste, quality, mixability and digestion. Some customers reportedly felt sick after consumption, and formula changes are also mentioned negatively. These reports matter if texture or digestive tolerance is important, while the listing's conflicting protein figures mean its stated nutrition claims should not be taken as a substitute for the pouch label.

Positive themes

Customers praise the protein content.
Some customers consider it good value.

Negative themes

Some customers report feeling sick after consumption.
Formula changes receive negative feedback.

Mixed feedback

Taste, quality, thickness, mixability and digestion receive mixed feedback.

Frequently asked questions

How much protein is in a serving?

The listing gives conflicting figures: one claim says 39g, the product description says 37g, and structured details show “39 g, 87 g”. Check the package label for the exact serving size and nutrition.

Is SCI-MX Pro-V Gain vegan?

The listing describes it as vegan and names soy, pea and brown rice protein. It also warns that the product is made in a facility that handles milk and nuts.

What is the stated serving guidance?

The directions say to mix two scoops with 300ml of ice-cold water. The listing also says not to exceed the recommended daily dose.