
Essential Plant-Based Protein
$49.95
Momentous Essential Plant-based protein is sourced from a precise 70:30 blend of pea and rice proteins - the combination of which yields a complete amino acid profile. Best of all - Essential Plant-based tastes amazing and mixes easily in water, almond milk, smoothies and other recipes. To ensure the safety and purity of our product, regular NSF testing for heavy metals and other contaminants means you get the best quality product possible.

L-Glutamine
$38.95
Momentous L-Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in the human body and can help fight muscle breakdown and stimulate protein synthesis. L-Glutamine may be beneficial for improved gut function, reduced inflammation, immune support and preserve protein stores in the body.â€

Recovery
$54.50
A convenient post-workout formula designed to kickstart the recovery process with a 2:1 protein-to-carb ratio. This ratio provides just enough carbs to raise blood sugar, and decrease cortisol, thereby increasing the absorption of amino acids and improving muscle recovery. †Additional ingredients include L-Glutamine, magnesium and carnitine to further aid muscle recovery and Prohydrolase to help your body absorb amino acids more quickly. †Â

Grass-Fed Whey Protein
$64.95
Momentous Essential Grass-Fed Whey is the highest quality whey protein available, period. Our grass-fed whey isolate is cold-processed to preserve native protein structures allowing for greater bioavailability. We also include ProHydrolase - a clinically researched enzyme blend that supports the digestion and absorption of protein. Mixes easily and tastes great in water, almond milk, smoothies, or other recipes. Servings Size: 1 scoop Servings per container: 24 servings
We are excited to announce our new post-consumer recyclable packaging for some of our core products. We've wanted to move away from un-recycled plastic containers and glass for a while now. This change is our first step in improving our entire packaging portfolio to sustainable materials.
Let us break down why we're making this switch and how it will be better for our customers and the environment.
Why Move Away From Plastic Packaging?
Plastic packaging has become ubiquitous. While many brands claim that using plastics is okay for the environment because plastic can be reused, the truth is that less than 2% of plastic waste produced since the 1950s has been recycled (1). More than 90% have ended up landfilled or in our natural environments.
Plastic waste has become a massive problem for the planet. It's estimated that over five trillion pieces of plastic debris are in the world's oceans, devastating marine life. Plus, microplastics have been found in the tap water of over 80% of countries worldwide. These tiny pieces of plastic can be ingested by humans and cause serious health problems.
We're all aware of the impact of our daily purchases. Most customers want to do their part to help the environment and want brands to help them be more environmentally friendly in their daily lives. It's clear why. Roughly 63lbs of plastic packaging per person ends up in landfills in the U.S. every year. Plastic also accounts for 16% of all municipal solid waste in the U.S. and 50%-80% of the waste littering beaches, oceans, and seabeds.
Why do away with glass packaging?
Well, it comes down to how much of the recycling industry handles waste by throwing recyclable materials in the same pile before a specialized facility attempts to unscramble the mix.
Put plainly, unfavorable economics have forced the waste industry's hand, making this single-stream recycling obsolete.
Most of the problems with glass are pretty obvious:
1) Glass breaks under pressure.
2) Glass is heavy.
3) Shipping heavy and delicate materials is expensive.
Other problems with glass are a little more nuanced. Broken glass shards become a contaminant that lodge in cardboard, paper, and plastic materials, eliminating the value of the glass and the other materials. Broken glass can also endanger workers and jam a recycling facility's machinery.
That's why we're switching our glass bottles to plastic for easier recycling. We’ll also be moving our powdered products to post-consumer recycled bags. These changes will help us do our part in reducing plastic waste by moving to materials that make a significant difference to our environment.
What does "Post-Consumer Recycled" mean?
"Post-consumer recycled" (PCR) means that the material has been recovered from consumers and made into new packaging. The majority of new plastic is produced from non-renewable fossil fuels. But recycled plastics don't need any new petroleum to be sourced, and they divert recycled materials from ending up in a landfill, reducing strain on the environment.Â
That's why the packaging for our newest product, coming soon, will be made mostly from PCR materials.Â
This change is one of the many ways we're working hard to be more sustainable. We're constantly looking for ways to improve our packaging and will be evolving our approach to sustainability over the next couple of years. We hope you are as excited about this change as we are.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact our customer service team. We would be happy to chat with you about this change or anything else on your mind.