Great Lakes Wellness Launches Sculpt: Grass-Fed Beef Protein Built to Keep Her Strong for It All

Great Lakes Wellness Launches Sculpt: Grass-Fed Beef Protein Built to Keep Her Strong for It All

New Double Dark Chocolate protein powder formulated for women to support everyday protein intake and strength, because protein isn’t just for workouts, it’s for life.

GRAYSLAKE, Ill. (September 21, 2026) – Great Lakes Wellness, a wellness brand with more than 100 years of experience that is now focused on helping women care for themselves through life’s many changes, today announced its entry into the protein category with the launch of Sculpt. The new Double Dark Chocolate protein powder delivers 20 grams of protein from grass-fed beef protein isolate alongside magnesium, vitamin D3, vitamin K2 and digestive enzymes, designed to support bone health and muscle maintenance.

Each serving delivers 20 grams of protein from grass-fed beef protein isolate and is dairy-free and soy-free. Beef protein also carries heme iron, the form of iron the body absorbs most efficiently, and digests without the bloating some women experience with whey. Sculpt also contains magnesium, vitamin D3, vitamin K2 and digestive enzymes and is made without stevia. 

Sculpt combines four key ingredients and nutrients to support protein intake, digestion, bone health and recovery*:

• FUEL: 20 grams of grass-fed beef protein isolate, providing amino acids that support muscle maintenance.

• DIGEST: 100 milligrams of bromelain and papain, two enzymes that break down protein before it reaches the gut.

• BUILD: Vitamin D3 (100% DV) and vitamin K2 (150% DV), paired at levels rarely found together, to support bone health.

• RECOVER: 85 milligrams of magnesium bisglycinate (20% DV) to support muscle recovery.

"We built Sculpt because most protein is still designed with men in mind — even when women are the ones drinking it,”  said Martha Opela, General Manager at Great Lakes Wellness. Strength looks different for every woman; for one, it's a heavy lift, for another, it's getting through a long week on her feet. We wanted a beef protein that actually supports that, without the stomach discomfort that's still so common in this category. So we were choiceful about every ingredient and just as choiceful about how it tastes, because you shouldn't have to choose between a protein that works and one you actually want to drink."

Protein is one of wellness’s fastest-growing categories, with "#highprotein" videos having drawn 5.8 billion views on TikTok as of September 2026. Yet women, who make up 51% of consumers seeking more protein, per Euromonitor International**, are being overlooked by formulas built with a different customer in mind. Sculpt closes that gap, built around priorities that matter most to women over time: maintaining muscle, supporting bone health, and getting enough protein as part of a balanced diet.

Sculpt Double Dark Chocolate (1 pound 14.6 ounces / 867 grams) is available now at greatlakeswellness.com and Amazon for $67.99. Sculpt is a dietary supplement intended to complement, not replace, a balanced diet. It is designed for daily life, not just workouts. It is easy to stir into morning coffee, blend into a smoothie, or add to water as a convenient source of protein any time of day.

About Great Lakes Wellness

For more than 100 years, Great Lakes Wellness has helped people build trusted daily wellness routines. Today, the brand is evolving its legacy with a focus on helping women navigate life’s changing seasons through thoughtfully formulated products, straightforward education, and approachable support. Grounded in the belief that wellness should get simpler as life gets fuller, Great Lakes Wellness is committed to making everyday wellness feel more informed, accessible, and achievable, embracing progress over perfection and supporting women as their bodies, priorities, and lives evolve.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

**Euromonitor International, Passport Consumer Health Insights (September 2025).