Does this sound like a better deal...

[Pineapple Devil]

the optimum whey is 28.4grams per serving and my isopure is like 84grams per serving and that makes 50g of protein and 25g carbs and its 59.99 for the 8.8lbs. Well if I double the serving of the optimum whey it'll come out to 44g of protein and only 4 carbs which is what i want and i can get 2 5lb tubs for the same price as the 8.8lbs of isopure. so thats 10lbs of about the same protein for the same price of isopure. now the optimum whey has 80 servings in it so if i double ths servings thats 40 servings and i'm ordering two so thats 80 servings for the same money as compaired to the 46 servings in the 8.8lb isopure.

 

[The Shadow]

why not get the isopure zero carb version?

 

[Pineapple Devil]

why not get the isopure zero carb version?

b/c i can get lots more of the optimum for less money

 

[The Shadow]

...you mentioned the version that has carbs in it - just wanted to make sure you know they make a zero carb version...

 

[Pineapple Devil]

...you mentioned the version that has carbs in it - just wanted to make sure you know they make a zero carb version...

yeah i seen those. i guess i'm kind of going for the most bang for the buck since i use so much

 

[naturally anabolic]

remeber there is no replacement for good food, eat it whenever possible

 

[casavant]

Holy bat turds, PD, I'm way to sleep deprived to try to comprehend that post.

 

[slickdadd]

Holy bat turds, PD, I'm way to sleep deprived to try to comprehend that post.

lol, took the words right out of my mouth.

 

[Pineapple Devil]

remeber there is no replacement for good food, eat it whenever possible

I do, this is just something on top of it.

 

[Pineapple Devil]

Holy bat turds, PD, I'm way to sleep deprived to try to comprehend that post.

believe me, it took some figuring out for me to complete that. i hate math and i had to use it on that one so my brain is smoking right now

 

[Y_lifter]

Why not just get PF Ion Whey Isolate that's 96% protein ?
Less than $9 a pound

Mix it with whatever you want and little to no math involved.