TRAVEL

Protein Packets For Travel

Single-serve protein packets built for a carry-on. TSA-friendly, one packet per shake, and 5g of creatine already in the mix so you are not packing a second tub.

THE SHORT ANSWER

TSA allows protein powder in both carry-on and checked bags. Containers over 12 ounces get pulled for additional screening, which is what makes a tub a hassle and a single-serve packet a non-event. Each Nutrition On The Go packet is one serving: 25g whey isolate or 20g plant protein, plus 5g creatine.

Travel packets, by protein type

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Whey Isolate Travel Packets

25g whey protein isolate and 5g creatine per packet. Chocolate, Vanilla, or Cinnamon Roll.

From $52.99$3.00/packet on the 60-pack

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Vegan Travel Packets

20g plant protein and the same 5g creatine. All natural, Chocolate or Vanilla.

From $39.99$2.33/packet on the 60-pack

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First trip

The Starter Kit

Packets bundled with the shaker bottle, frother, and funnel. Everything the hotel room does not have.

From $49.99One-time bundle

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Why packets and not a tub

12oz

Under the TSA powder limit

Powder containers over 12 ounces in a carry-on get pulled for additional screening. A single-serve packet is nowhere close to that line.

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One packet per shake

Pack the number of days you are gone. No scoop, no decanting into a sandwich bag, no white powder loose in your luggage.

2-in-1

Creatine comes along

Nutrition On The Go is the only 2-in-1 packet on the market, so a week of travel does not mean a week off your creatine.

45

Day money-back guarantee

If a flavor is not for you, tell us and we will make it right.

Packets vs a tub on the road

Feature Single-serve packets Tub or bagged powder
Security Straight through, well under 12oz Extra screening over 12oz
Luggage Flat, fits in any pocket Bulky and awkward
Mess Sealed until you open it Bags split, lids loosen
Dosing Pre-measured, one serving Scoop, or guess
Creatine Included, 5g per packet A second container to pack

Travel and TSA questions

Can you bring protein powder on a plane?

Yes, in both carry-on and checked bags. Powder containers over 12 ounces may be pulled for additional screening, which single-serve packets are well under. The full breakdown is in Can You Bring Protein Powder on a Plane?

How many packets should I pack?

One for each day you plan to train or need the protein, plus a spare. Our travel packet calculator sizes it for the length of your trip.

Will packets get flagged at security?

Powders are allowed in carry-on bags either way. Anything over 12 ounces may be pulled for additional screening, and single-serve packets are well under that. Keeping them sealed and easy to reach makes any bag check quicker.

Can I bring creatine too?

Yes, the same TSA powder rules apply. In our packets the creatine is already blended with the protein, so it is one item to pack instead of two. More detail in Can You Bring Creatine on a Plane?

What do they cost per packet?

From $3.00 for whey and $2.33 for vegan on the 60-pack, or $2.40 and $1.87 with Subscribe & Save. Each packet is a full serving of protein and creatine.

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Pack the protein. Skip the tub.

Single-serve packets with 25g whey isolate or 20g plant protein plus 5g creatine. Free US shipping over $35, and a 45-Day Money-Back Guarantee.

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