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GNC Isopure drink and mouth/teeth after taste

Anyone drinking Isopure protein drinks from GNC and experiencing a dry / cotton mouth feel afterwards. Been drinking them for three weeks ( about one a day ) and get funny feel in my mouth- like the enamel on my teeth are eating away.

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    I drink it everyday. I always thought it was just the whey protein. I always follow it with water. Seems to reduce that residue it leaves behind.

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    Yeah they are like a liquid sponge and leave a yuck feeling on your teeth. But great protein.

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    Ok so same things I am feeling ! Just wanted to make sure I wasn't destroying my teeth or deficient in an area which the drink would contribute to.

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