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@jiyubyodo I don't think they have vegan protein powder !

@jiyubyodo For now i have purchased origin's vegan protein. Reason : Based on the existing data they have a certification company (informed choice) which does random/blind testing and the details of those tests are published on the certification website. None of these two things are valid for...

@inkaboutit Oh so naturaltein plant protein is not fully vegan ?

@inkaboutit Hey sorry, but I am not able to find product with name "nutralien". Do you mean "naturaltein" ? "How was your experience with origin?": I am regularly consuming origin's protein powder (35 grams per day) and have not experienced any physical issues. Yes they were ranked "most...

@gunderson500 I don't know about them, i.e they were not part of my analysis. If you want to consider them you can follow the process i followed and compare them with these 3. All the best.

@carnes They have not enrolled in any certification program like these 3 brands which means their products are not regularly tested. So i had eliminated cosmix.

@suamaytinh5s If we read the the amino acid composition of all the above 3 products brands, i don't think they lack essential aminos. Can you share your reasons why you believe that that plant proteins (above 3) lacks essential aminos ?

@suamaytinh5s But why not vegan/plant protein ?

@suamaytinh5s Considering moral/ethical dimension, no animals are involved. Since i already have some minor skin issues, have read reports that that whey protein may can cause/trigger acne.(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3900340/...

Narrowed down my search to these 3 : Naturaltein Vegan Protein (Any flavour) Origin Daily Vegan Protein Powder (Any flavour, flavourless) Oziva Organic Plant Protein Can you help me make a rational decision for choosing between these three vegan proteins ? Or you can suggest other choices...