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Oath’s Frosty Lemonade Clear Protein gets wider distribution in Target and Walmart

Oath Nutrition Frosty Lemonade Clear Whey

The colorful brand Oath Nutrition is one of the many on the market that focuses primarily on the competitive world of protein powder, although one of the few that centers entirely around the subcategory of that business, clear protein powder. Its signature supplement is Clear Whey Protein, relying entirely on whey isolate to provide 20g of complete and quality protein per serving, low fat and carbohydrates, and an even 100 calories.

Oath Nutrition isn’t short on flavors for its flagship Clear Whey Protein, all of them light and refreshing tastes, in line with traditional clear protein characteristics. One of the many tastes the brand has available is Frosty Lemonade, promising an icy, sweet lemonade experience. That product has been available direct for some time, but has just been put into wider distribution, as you can now also get it from major outlets like Target, Amazon, and Walmart.

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