Meet the Mix Case: A Sparkling Protein Water Variety Pack With New Pomegranate
Meet the Mix Case: A Sparkling Protein Water Variety Pack With New Pomegranate
Can't pick a flavor? Good news: now you don't have to. Our new Mix Case packs three of our best sparkling protein water flavors into one box, led by a brand-new arrival we've been excited to pour: Pomegranate.
One case. Three flavors. 20g of clean whey protein isolate and zero added sugar in every can.
1. New: Pomegranate
Bold, ruby-red, and just the right amount of tart. Pomegranate has been a fan favorite in the wellness world for years, and it brings a bright, refreshing edge that feels like a treat without the sugar. It's the kind of flavor that wakes up an afternoon. Welcome to the lineup.
2. Orange Mango
Sunny and smooth. Orange Mango is the crowd-pleaser of the case — a little tropical, a little sweet, and endlessly easy to drink at your desk, in the car, or after a walk.
3. Lemon Ginger
Crisp and clean with a gentle ginger kick. Lemon Ginger is the one you reach for when you want something that feels like a reset — light, zippy, and genuinely refreshing.
The best part? Every can in the Mix Case is built on 20g of whey protein isolate — the same clean, fast-absorbing protein elite sports nutrition has always been built on. No sugar. No chalky shake. No prep. Just crack one open.
Try all three in the new MYND Mix Case and find your favorite — or keep them all on rotation.
The MYND takeaway: Variety isn't just nice to have. It's the easiest way to make 20g of protein a daily habit you actually look forward to.
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