Revolution Nutrition vs ON Pro Quench Clear Whey Canada

Revolution Nutrition High Whey wins for anyone primarily chasing protein value, delivering 25 g of whey protein per serving at roughly $1.30 CAD per serving ($94.99 CAD for 73 servings) versus Pro Quench's $3.00 CAD per serving for a smaller protein dose split with collagen.

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Full spec sheet

Spec	Revolution Nutrition	Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench Clear Whey Protein Powder
Price (amazon.ca)	$94.99 CAD (73 servings, 6 lb)	$59.99 CAD (20 servings, 520 g)
Protein per serving	25 g whey (isolate + concentrate blend)	20 g total (10 g whey isolate + 10 g collagen)
Value (cost per serving)	~$1.30 CAD per serving	~$3.00 CAD per serving
Formula add-ons	Digestive enzymes, gluten-free, no artificial colours	Electrolytes, collagen peptides, banned-substance tested, 0 g sugar
Flavour range	13+ dessert flavours (Birthday Cake, Choc PB Cup, etc.)	2 fruit flavours (Strawberry Splash, Tropical Orange Mango)
Drink format	Thick, creamy shake (37 g scoop / 200 ml water)	Light, juice-style clear drink (26 g scoop / 480 ml water)

What you pay

Revolution Nutrition High Whey is $94.99 CAD on amazon.ca for a 6 lb (2.7 kg) bag with 73 servings. Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench is $59.99 CAD on amazon.ca for a 520 g tub with 20 servings. That's $1.30 CAD per serving for Revolution Nutrition versus $3.00 CAD per serving for Pro Quench.

Protein per serving and formula type

Revolution Nutrition delivers 25 g of protein per 37 g scoop from a blend of whey isolate and concentrate, with digestive enzymes added. Pro Quench delivers 20 g total per 26 g scoop, split evenly: 10 g clear whey isolate and 10 g Tendoforte collagen peptides. If your goal is raw muscle protein, that split matters. Collagen is not a complete muscle-building protein source the way whey isolate is.

Formula add-ons and drink style

Pro Quench is a 3-in-1 sports drink mix. It includes electrolytes alongside the protein and collagen, runs under 80 calories per serving, contains 0 g sugar, and mixes into a light, juice-style drink rather than a creamy shake. Revolution Nutrition is a conventional milky shake format. Users consistently report it mixes smoothly and tastes like a dessert, but it is heavier and not designed for mid-workout hydration.

Flavour range and taste

Revolution Nutrition ships in 13-plus dessert-style flavours including Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup, Birthday Cake, and Caramel Iced Cappuccino. Reddit users rate the taste unusually highly for a protein powder. Pro Quench currently comes in two fruit flavours: Strawberry Splash and Tropical Orange Mango. Some Walmart reviewers flag occasional foaming and one reviewer described the taste as reminiscent of a Flintstones vitamin, though the majority of reviews are positive when served ice cold.

Certifications and clean-label claims

Both products are gluten-free and free from artificial colours. Pro Quench is banned-substance tested and carries no artificial flavours or added sugar. Revolution Nutrition High Whey carries no artificial colours and includes digestive enzymes, but does not list a third-party banned-substance certification in publicly available product details.

Value per gram of protein

At $94.99 CAD for 73 servings of 25 g protein, Revolution Nutrition works out to roughly $0.052 CAD per gram of protein. Pro Quench at $59.99 CAD for 20 servings of 10 g whey protein (the complete protein fraction) works out to roughly $0.30 CAD per gram of whey protein. Even counting the collagen as full protein, it's $0.15 CAD per gram. Revolution Nutrition wins this dimension by a significant margin.

Common questions

Which is cheaper, Revolution Nutrition or Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench Clear Whey Protein Powder?

Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench has a lower sticker price at $59.99 CAD on amazon.ca versus Revolution Nutrition at $94.99 CAD, but Revolution Nutrition costs roughly $1.30 CAD per serving compared to Pro Quench's $3.00 CAD per serving, making Revolution Nutrition the cheaper option per use.

Is Revolution Nutrition better than Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench Clear Whey Protein Powder?

For most Canadians focused on pure protein intake and cost efficiency, yes: Revolution Nutrition delivers more protein per serving (25 g vs 20 g total) at less than half the per-serving cost, while Pro Quench is the better pick if you want a light, juice-style drink with added electrolytes and collagen for joint support.

What's the biggest difference between them?

Value: Revolution Nutrition costs roughly $1.30 CAD per serving versus Pro Quench at roughly $3.00 CAD per serving on amazon.ca, and Revolution Nutrition also delivers more whey protein per scoop (25 g vs 10 g whey isolate).

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Revolution Nutrition vs Optimum Nutrition Pro Quench Clear Whey Protein Powder

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