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Cost-Effective Protein Powder?

Halfi said:
Ghost protien is slammin man . There hands down my favorite company to use.
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I'm looking at Body Fortress Protein which I can get 3.9lbs for $40, whereas if I purchase Ghost I'm paying $30 per lb.

Body Fortress says 60g per serving, ghost says 25g
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Is this accurate 60g per serving? I asked my bro, he said that seemed like a lot per serving.
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Okay body fortress is 30g per scoop, but they advertise it as 60g.
 
I use farm fed by axe and sledge and becoming a gnc pro member the amount of times I can use the buy once get one 50% off pays for itself quickly. Not to mention to the rewards back you can use on toward purchases. For the 50 bucks for a year I think it is it’s well worth it the amount of times you get those deals. Also free two day shipping all year with it too. Never did I fall into joining stuff like that but I’ll vouch for this one
 
supplementhunt.com is a great place to look for cheap protein and other supplements etc if you can go with something other than Amazon. I was gonna tell you about the Dymatize Elite they had earlier for 14.99 for 2 lbs but I went back to check and its sold out now. Glad I snagged two earlier. They had Quest protein bars for a buck a piece a week or so ago. Shit goes quick on there so give them your email for sale notifications if you're interested in checking it out
 
codem said:
I'm looking for something from Amazon for up to $60 with the most protein.

Any Suggestions?
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Purchased some protein from truenutrion.com

It’s a little more expensive than regular protein powder but I think it has like 32 grams of protein per serving
 
rollin-tumblin said:
supplementhunt.com is a great place to look for cheap protein and other supplements etc if you can go with something other than Amazon. I was gonna tell you about the Dymatize Elite they had earlier for 14.99 for 2 lbs but I went back to check and its sold out now. Glad I snagged two earlier. They had Quest protein bars for a buck a piece a week or so ago. Shit goes quick on there so give them your email for sale notifications if you're interested in checking it out
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Thank you! I ordered 6lbs of Gorilla Mind Gorilla Mode Mass Gainer for $30, $40 after shipping. Best deal I could find!
 
Protein right now is the one thing I’d give a little extra for personally everything else I’ll shop around for sales
 
I usually just wait for some Sale on TikTok which is pretty constant. Usually EkkoVision, PEScience, and Panda Supplements (newer, but good from some limited flavors)
 
I like ryse and jacked
Jacked mixes really well with almond milk.
Ryse doesn't mix as well but is tastier.
 
Revolution nutrition makes good protein for a decent price. I want to say 6 pounds for around 60ish bucks. 25g per scoop. That’s all I’ve been using recently
 
I like Diesel brand whey isolate. 27g protein per scoop with 0g carbs and 0g fats. Taste is pretty good too. I like the Salted Carmel. It’s not the cheapest though, so I usually stick to it on a cut and then use a protein mix on a bulk.


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I am not sure why people don't understand this, or seem to not be aware:

Look at the label. You want to have protein as clean as possible, meaning as few fillers and other kak as possible.
Let's look at Ryse for example, which is mentioned here.
The serving size is 35 grams, with the net protein being the standard 25 grams. That means there is 10 grams of shit in there.
The other one mentioned is Jacked. Same thing, 34 equals 25.
I have seen brand as high as 37 gram scoop, with that 25g net. Total garbage. Blows my mind anyone would eat this shit.

The good ones are as small as 30 grams with 27 grams net protein, like Diesel, which is grass fed from New Zealand cows. Sweetened with stevia and not sucralose.
The need to put a few things in there to prevent caking and other reasons, but the less the better.

I personally look for isolates that are at or under $1 per serving, since I use two scoops per, that is trying to stay under $2 per shake.
If I am buying just whey, it needs to be well under. I don't care about flavor, ever.

I usually am buying from supplementhunt.com these days. I have made everyone aware of this site and if you aren't buying stuff from them, you are nuts.

If you don't like whey or just want a a great deal, then RedCon1 is running a 50% off sale. You can get protein well under $1/serve now. The MRE Lite is a great deal right now. No whey and low carbs, 4 grams I think.

Bottom line is that if you aren't buying day old bread, brown, discounted meat and foods that are sub-par, why would you but cheap ass protein? FFS, this is where your results come from, not "fire" steroids or gimmicky training methods.
 
IDGAF about 10gm of “other” ingredients (that’s the size of 2 pencil erasers). If it’s isolate, mixes ok, doesn’t taste like shit and is cost acceptable, drink what you want. You’re crapping out almost all of it anyway.

This checks my boxes.

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And yeah, I buy day old bread too.
 
Syntha Claus said:
I am not sure why people don't understand this, or seem to not be aware:

Look at the label. You want to have protein as clean as possible, meaning as few fillers and other kak as possible.
Let's look at Ryse for example, which is mentioned here.
The serving size is 35 grams, with the net protein being the standard 25 grams. That means there is 10 grams of shit in there.
The other one mentioned is Jacked. Same thing, 34 equals 25.
I have seen brand as high as 37 gram scoop, with that 25g net. Total garbage. Blows my mind anyone would eat this shit.

The good ones are as small as 30 grams with 27 grams net protein, like Diesel, which is grass fed from New Zealand cows. Sweetened with stevia and not sucralose.
The need to put a few things in there to prevent caking and other reasons, but the less the better.

I personally look for isolates that are at or under $1 per serving, since I use two scoops per, that is trying to stay under $2 per shake.
If I am buying just whey, it needs to be well under. I don't care about flavor, ever.

I usually am buying from supplementhunt.com these days. I have made everyone aware of this site and if you aren't buying stuff from them, you are nuts.

If you don't like whey or just want a a great deal, then RedCon1 is running a 50% off sale. You can get protein well under $1/serve now. The MRE Lite is a great deal right now. No whey and low carbs, 4 grams I think.

Bottom line is that if you aren't buying day old bread, brown, discounted meat and foods that are sub-par, why would you but cheap ass protein? FFS, this is where your results come from, not "fire" steroids or gimmicky training methods.
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Thank you! I’ve been telling people for years that the serving sizing in grams should be very close to the grams of protein per serving, but it seems like people are more interested that the flavor is frosted flakes or has shiny flavor crystals in it. Pure Choice and True Nutrition are good brands but protein powder isn’t cheap so just buy more food or drink liquid egg whites.
 

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