Black Magic Supply | Vegan Protein | 25 Servings

Black Magic Vegan Protein is a straightforward plant-based protein formula built around one core idea: make vegan protein more usable, more complete, and easier to keep in a daily routine. Instead of leaning on a single plant source, it uses a disclosed four-protein matrix—pea protein isolate, brown rice protein, fava bean protein, and mung bean protein. That strategy matters. Different plant proteins carry different amino acid strengths and weaknesses, so combining them is one of the best formulation moves a vegan protein can make when the goal is better overall amino acid coverage and a more balanced functional profile for recovery, satiety, and day-to-day protein intake.

The major limitation is equally important to state clearly: the exact gram amount of each protein source is not disclosed individually, and the verified actives provided here do not include the full macronutrient panel beyond serving size context. That means this product is transparent about the presence of its protein sources, but not fully transparent in the way a fully broken-out amino acid or source-by-source dosing panel would be. Still, the absence of a proprietary blend is a positive in a category where many plant proteins hide behind vague matrix labeling.

Beyond the protein base, this formula includes a modest but useful micronutrient layer. Vitamin C is present at 300 mg, a meaningful daily dose that contributes antioxidant support and supports collagen synthesis and immune function. For active people, that matters less as a flashy performance claim and more as foundational nutritional support during hard training blocks and busy life periods. Vitamin D3 is included at 20 mcg, a relevant dose for general wellness, immune support, and musculoskeletal health—especially valuable in people with low sun exposure. Vitamin B12 is included as methylcobalamin at 2.4 mcg, which is particularly relevant in plant-forward diets because B12 intake can be a weak point when animal foods are limited.

The rest of the B-vitamin support—B1 at 1.2 mg, B2 at 1.3 mg, B3 at 1 mg as niacinamide, and B5 at 5 mg—supports normal energy metabolism. These do not create stimulant-like energy, but they do support the enzymatic machinery that helps the body convert food into usable energy. Vitamin A at 900 mcg supports immune and epithelial health, while biotin at 30 mcg rounds out the daily-support profile, though it is important to be honest that biotin is most meaningful in cases of low intake or deficiency rather than as a guaranteed hair-and-nails performance ingredient in already healthy users.

Potassium is included at 100 mg. This is not a high-dose hydration formula, but potassium still plays an important physiological role in fluid balance, nerve transmission, and muscle contraction. Research strongly supports potassium’s role in blood pressure regulation, and from a sports nutrition perspective it is part of the broader electrolyte environment that supports neuromuscular function.

The sweetening system is also worth noting. Sweetly Stevia® combines erythritol, trehalose, and stevia glycosides, which is a more thoughtful approach than loading a vegan protein with sugar alcohol harshness or excessive sucralose. With cocoa, natural flavors, xanthan gum, sunflower creamer, and salt, the formula is clearly designed to improve mouthfeel and drinkability—an underrated factor in compliance. Because the best protein powder is the one you actually use every day.

What to expect: on day 1, this is about convenience, satiety, and digestible protein intake rather than an acute “feel” effect. Over 2-4 weeks of consistent use, the real benefit is simpler adherence to daily protein goals, especially for dairy-free athletes and anyone who needs a reliable non-whey option with some added micronutrient support built in.

How to Use Black Magic | Vegan Protein