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Hey guys.. i am looking for the cheapest protein out there that acctually works, i spent most of my money on my cutting cycle and don't have much left.. thanks
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downright cheapest protein?
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Cheapest on the net anywhere is located at www.wheymilk.com there tuff stuff protein sells for $50 for 20 lbs. cheapest anywhere guaranteed.
chillin408
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I can't believe all those suckers who buy Nitro tech and designer protein from GNC. There paying 40 dollars for 2 lbs ,and here you get 20 lbs for 50 dollars.
The_LaDiEs_MaN
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I remember you guys talkin about that site... can anybody vouch for them?
That is very cheap, anyone used them ? Right now I just buy a 5lbs tub of Optimum Nutritions 100% Whey, low carbs so I like it for cutting.
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The_LaDiEs_MaN
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well has anybody tried it?? I am very considered about the taste.... i just got some EAS Simply protein and the taste is awesome...
Protein Factory, check out their info. Allota love went into this web site. Alotta information to go through.
Then start reading label's. The protein factory, in bulk,
has got some dam good rates, but be sure to do a righteous comparison. So many products are mixes, its difficult to tell just what ratios are in them. The $2.00 and change protein above is very economical, but nowhere did they list the % yield of their product. IE:
out of 20 grams, how much is protein? 80% = 16 gr, et
60% = 12 gr and so on. Something this inexpensive is
probably a simple Whey Protein CONCENTRATE. Bottom line is quality control = % of product that is actually protein.
No, I'm not employed by protein factory. I just thought their web site offered good intel on an otherwise mundane subject.
W1ngsmk
Then start reading label's. The protein factory, in bulk,
has got some dam good rates, but be sure to do a righteous comparison. So many products are mixes, its difficult to tell just what ratios are in them. The $2.00 and change protein above is very economical, but nowhere did they list the % yield of their product. IE:
out of 20 grams, how much is protein? 80% = 16 gr, et
60% = 12 gr and so on. Something this inexpensive is
probably a simple Whey Protein CONCENTRATE. Bottom line is quality control = % of product that is actually protein.
No, I'm not employed by protein factory. I just thought their web site offered good intel on an otherwise mundane subject.
W1ngsmk
The_LaDiEs_MaN
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Maybe just the concentrate, but still with shipping and handling it is going to be higher in price... plus the taste isn't great. i am wondering about the 20 lbs for $50. That's $2.50 a lb.... does anybody know anything about the taste of it?
