the only carbs in any protein product is from additives..like sugar, fillers, etc. So your product seems ideal.. paying for quality is worth it. avoiding sugar is too.

Our HFS was selling "Silk almond milk--unsweetened".. BUT the box say 7gr added sugar..that is NOT unsweetened, it should be 30 cals. at 0 sugar, not 60calories!!
but the store manager thought I was the troublemaker for insisting it was incorrectly labeled.

you did well on this one it looks like. I buy Warrior Force-hemp protein powder.

Also because of all the bodybuilder craziness over protein powders to "bulk up" there are a million brands on the shelves..all junky--colors, additives, carbs and of course 'whey isolate protein is the lowest form, the dairy industry found an amazing use for an actual waste product only fed to pigs!! And they market it beautifully..sure it IS protein...but. You can research this.

...Hemp protein (seed proteins) is highest value nutrition, but doesn't mix as well, a bit gritty some say, ( called "rope" taste- i.e. from hemp rope) so depending on your taste try a few brands of best quality PP and see what you like.

Here is a fun article on the PP craze- http://nattyornot.com/whey-protein-scam-natural-bodybuilding/
..." On top of everything, you have to know that since whey protein is usually fat free, the body has harder time digesting it because all protein in nature is accompanied by fat. The supplement companies, however, will never tell you that part of the research."

Costco sells MusclePharm 5 lbs cookies and cream protein powder. It has flavoring, additives but is low carb and tastes delicious. Other places sell in smaller quantities but if you do not like it, Costco return policy is unbeatable.

I add a bit to my BPC. One serving is 2 scoops and I use less than one scoop in a day. It's mixed in with coconut oil usually, so I have my fats with it.

I use Genuine Health PP. The flavoured ones are sweetened with stevia. They are almost carb free.

My fiance and I have used Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey Protein for many, many years. It is a high quality, low carb option. The flavors are wonderful. I often make shakes with almond milk, coconut milk, or water and I enjoy it all three ways. I only buy on amazon. For the quality and size you get (5 lb), it is worth the price. The brand also has many flavor choices, which can prevent boredom and help to make a different variety of shakes. I love extreme chocolate milk, cake batter, banana cream. Although chocolate mint, rocky road, cookies & cream, and french vanilla are very popular and highly recommended. I plan to try those eventually.

There is an unflavored ISOPURE that I used for a while until I ran out.
That one has no sugar. I enjoyed my morning shake. It was good in the beginning and helped me get in the groove of doing LCHF, but I now I have become much better at meal prep and prefer to go with eggs, meats, veggies. IMHO, the Isopure brand is worth the extra money.