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Send an email to support (at) drinkwholesome (dot) com and include your Order #. Include photos of the damaged item if applicable.

You can make changes to your subscription using the MY ACCOUNT feature, or by emailing support (at) drinkwholesome (dot) com.

1 sample contains 1 full serving.

The Nutrition Facts for a particular product can be found on that product’s page. The Nutrition Facts panel is one of the thumbnail images. It is also linked in the short description.

Our products are good for 24 months from the printed date.

The difference between protein powders and meal replacements is the nutrition content. Protein powders tend to be high in protein, and low in everything else. Meal replacements have more fats, carbs, and other nutrients because they are intended to replace the nutritional value of a meal.

Our products are handmade in Plymouth, Massachusetts in a GMP-Certified facility inspected by the US Food and Drug Administration and Massachusetts Board of Health.

The ONLY ingredients that we use are those listed on the front of the package. Refer to the MY INGREDIENTS page for more information.

We source ingredients from around the world, but the main ingredients – egg whites and almonds – come from US farms.

We do not include scoops to reduce waste. We have many repeat customers, so including a scoop with every order would be wasteful.

No, our facility is not nut-free. We cannot guarantee that our products are safe for someone with a serious nut allergy.

Yes, the eggs are pasteurized.

No, the eggs are not cage-free. There are 3 types of eggs: conventional cage, cage-free, and pasture-raised. Unfortunately, there are no commercial suppliers of pasture-raised dried egg whites in the United States. We could purchase cage-free dried egg whites, but the best research available shows that raising cage-free chickens is actually worse for food safety and quality, animal welfare, and worker health and safety than raising conventional chickens. We understand that this may contradict what you have heard about cage-free vs conventional chickens, so we encourage you to do your own research.

Yes, the oats are gluten-free. That said, we cannot guarantee that our products are safe for someone with a serious gluten allergy.

No, we do not use erythritol. We use pure monk fruit sweetener.

We are a small business, and cannot afford to be 100% organic at this time. We already use a number of organic ingredients, however, and our goal is to be 100% organic as soon as possible.