Your protein isn't the place for filler. Only what does the job — nothing extra.
On the days nothing sounds good, a shake is the last thing I want. I grab a handful — 20 grams, done. No shaker in the sink, no smell, no mixing. Tastes like the gummy bears I already liked, which still catches me off guard.
I couldn't face another shake — the volume made me feel worse, not better. These I can eat slowly through the morning. No blender, no bottle, nothing to force down. 20 grams in a handful, and it honestly tastes like candy.
My appetite's been gone for months, so a shake was a non-starter — 400ml just sat there like a brick. A handful of these is 20 grams and it actually goes down. First protein that fits the way I eat now, not the way I used to.
The number my clinic handed me felt impossible when I could barely finish breakfast. Took me a week to believe it, but this is 20 grams I can actually get down — nothing to cook, nothing to smell. It fits the appetite I have now.
The taste
Real gummy bears with a soft chew and bright fruit flavour — not a chalky supplement pretending to be a treat. The protein is in there. You just won't taste it.
20 grams of complete protein in a handful of gummy bears. One pouch a day — a serving so simple it fits anywhere your day takes you.
Protein is 4 calories per gram — so 20 grams is 80 of this pouch's 100 calories. Zero sugar and zero gelatin means nothing else is taking up the room. The number is the number.
Shakes demand 400ml your stomach may not want. Bars demand chewing through 250 calories. Bearly removes the format problem first — a palm-sized handful, nothing to mix, nothing to force down.
Tear it open, eat the handful, 20 grams done. There's no per-bear number to work out, no scoop to wash, no shaker left in the sink.
Pea and rice together cover all nine essential amino acids — and with no gelatin in the recipe, there's nothing padding the label. Third-party tested, every lot.
Nothing to prep and nothing to clean means nothing to skip. One handful a day — keep it simple, keep it daily.
Same 20 grams, three very different asks. Only one format fits the day you're actually having.
Typical mainstream products in each format. Read every label — including ours.
Not our survey — published studies on protein, appetite and what people actually manage to eat.
The desire was never the problem — most adults are already trying. The format is what keeps failing them.
Clinicians hand out a number — often 100 grams a day — but no format that fits a suppressed appetite. Volume is the barrier, not willpower.
20 grams × 4 calories = 80 of the 100 calories in the pouch. No sugar and no gelatin taking up the room — that's the whole trick.
Fewer than 1 in 10 people on appetite-suppressing medication hit their protein number. Bearly exists for exactly that gap — 20 grams that asks nothing of you.
Arithmetic, not magic. Protein is 4 calories per gram, so 20 grams accounts for 80 of the pouch's 100 calories. With zero sugar and zero gelatin taking up room, the protein is the pouch.
One pouch a day is the program — one pouch is one serving, eat the whole handful. There's no per-bear number to work out.
That reputation was earned by maltitol. We use erythritol — largely absorbed before it reaches your large intestine — plus 4g of prebiotic fiber. No maltitol, no sorbitol, and it says so on the pack.
Pea protein is low in methionine; rice protein is low in lysine. Blended, they cover all nine essential amino acids. The full amino panel is published on the science page.
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