Protein deals?

[MR. BMJ]

I haven't price checked but isn't truenutrition one of the cheapest places?

I'm not sure how it compares to others like Optimum, but their whey concentrate is $15/pound right now. Last summer it was $9/pound Their whey Iso is more, but i'd have to check it...like $18-20+ per pound.

 

[macgyver]

I have not been shopping for bulk protein in a while. I had/have quite the stash built up. I also have cut my whey usage in half past few years. For over a decade I took in 220-250g of protein a day.

After switching over to IF I just said fuk it and just with my lesser intake of foods in general I probably only get 150 many days. No real difference that I can tell.

I lived the bro science life for many years. Now in my 50's I am not as stressed over the small stuff. I still use whey in small amounts. Often at night with fiber if I did not get in as much meat during the day. Spiked with 5g leucine (research shows the extra leucine makes 20g have the same impact as a 50g dose of whey). I also as a course of habit intake about 50g in my post workout shake I always make. Something I just look forward to. Sometimes I think it is what gets my a$$ in the gym because I enjoy it after. Made with frozen strawberries, frozen bananas and apple juice mixed with whey, it is delicious.

Anyway....if I ever see any good deals I'll post them up! Hope all are well!

 

[genetic freak]

I haven't price checked but isn't truenutrition one of the cheapest places?

Used to be, but not anymore. Like BMJ said, $15/lb for whey and $19.50-21.50/lb for iso. Now they are the very top of the price range compared to most companies. However, customization is nice. The problem is that if I want to add EAA/BCAA to match some of the other companies, now I am paying an additional $2/lb.

Honestly, if you all want the best discounts on supplements, sign up for company affiliate or ambassador programs. Most give 30% off or more to their team members and you can earn free supplements and get paid if you push supplements. If not, you still get the discount. I get most of my stuff for free. Hell, when I was with RedCon1, I got $500 a month in free supplements.

 

[sityslicker1]

Used to be, but not anymore. Like BMJ said, $15/lb for whey and $19.50-21.50/lb for iso. Now they are the very top of the price range compared to most companies. However, customization is nice. The problem is that if I want to add EAA/BCAA to match some of the other companies, now I am paying an additional $2/lb.

Honestly, if you all want the best discounts on supplements, sign up for company affiliate or ambassador programs. Most give 30% off or more to their team members and you can earn free supplements and get paid if you push supplements. If not, you still get the discount. I get most of my stuff for free. Hell, when I was with RedCon1, I got $500 a month in free supplements.

Also if you dont live on the west coast, TN shipping can get expensive esp with bulk protein powders

 

[midevil]

I’ve been getting all my protein here. I like the chocolate

https://bestbulkwheyprotein.com//

Wow great prices. Thanks for posting the link

 

[Mainelymoshe]

I primarily use muscle milk. 5lb costs me around 45-50$. I get the big tub of Vanilla (32gm per 2 scoops) and Chocolate whey (25gm per scoop). Mon - Fri my breakfast consists of 2 scoops vanilla, 1 scoop force factor greens, 1 scoop force factor beets, 6oz berry flavored kefir, and 6oz V8 Ginger lemon beet juice all shaken up. Sometimes I’ll also add 1/2 cup of Oikos Pro. 50-60gm protein. Very nutrient dense and definitely not low calorie.
My mid morning snack is 1 scoop chocolate whey, 12oz unsweetened almond milk, and 1/2 cup Oikos Pro. Again, about 50gm protein.
Anyway, I digress. I certainly haven’t searched too far and wide but 5lbs seems to cost about 50$ regardless of brand or source. There are certainly more expensive brands but haven’t found too many cheaper options that don’t also taste cheap.

 

[BD Cool]

Wow great prices. Thanks for posting the link

I tried this company for the first time recently and everything went smooth. The whey isolate has a very fine sand-like finish... not powdery at all like many of the commonly used brands.

 

[Bigtex]

I agree, I love this place too.

Here is the same company on Ebay. 15lbs for the same price as 10lbs.

15lb Bulk Whey Protein ISOLATE (NOT concentrate) Manufacturer Direct VANILLA | eBay

Given these facts, plus the fact that whey isolate has little-to-no cholesterol or carbs, our whey isolate is an excellent choice for getting shredded! Whey is found in either concentrate or isolate form.

www.ebay.com

 

[Lizard King]

Wow great prices. Thanks for posting the link

Just got my delivery, powder cloud out of the package like a Anthrax letter to sleepy Joe. My son seems to like it though, ordered the chocolate

 

[macgyver]

Yes on that company. I have used them quite a few times. My guess is they are just re-packaging Glanbia for the unflavored whey isolate. Identical color, texture, and mixability. Certs of analysis are the same. And only a few US companies producing it.


I normally ordered from ebay but I see they now have a site. Good stuff from them always.

 

[myosin]

Want to revive this really quick as I have to say, I am IMPRESSED how well this protein not only mixes but tastes...

https://bestbulkwheyprotein.com//

- Whey, isolate, yeah like anyone else's
- The tri blend (whey, casein, egg): This is the one that really impresses me, with those three thought for sure it'd be clumpy... mixes so well with just a spoon (I also really like the "mixing" of protein sources for absorption rates)
- Vanilla collagen: great price, very underrated product for skin and joint health (20 grams a day) and tastes good

Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[Friggemall]

I do remember back in the 90's and early 2000's when i'd use Designer Protein, I never had any issues either, and it was a mix of isolate and concentrate. I was using a lot of it back then too.



***Anybody else remember when Whey Iso was cheap as fukkk at like $4-5.00 per pound in the early 2000's?

I miss those days

When I first started buying protein when I was in the Air Force in 1979, we'd buy the old metal coffee can size containers of Weider protein for $10 and carry it to the mess hall and add it to the 4 glasses of milk