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Optimum Nutrition Whey....good stuff?

Nighthawkk

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Just got a good deal on a 10lb bag of Optimum. Is this stuff quality? I've used pretty much everything but have yet to try this brand, it is the biggest size I could find for winter bulking. Thanks
 
powernutrition.net was selling it for $41 for a period of time...but since they moved it to $48...still a decent deal...Trying to find it for under $45
 
I think I paid about $50, but I got free shipping and no tax, so it works out nicely. If you know of cheaper places, lemme know...
 
The Optimum is 100% whey. The nutritional values look very good from what I can see, and it seems to be a nice blend.
 
I got mine for like 50 from dps I think. Wherever I got it from it was 50 including the shipping.
 
Optimum whey is mediocre in quality, but good at price. It's Whey Concentrate only if I recall... much better choices in terms of quality would be MET-Rx or Ultimate Nutrition. I would go with Met-RX anyday... their formula contains (Milk Protein Concentrate, Calcium Sodium Caseinate, Whey Protein Isolate, L-Glutamine, Dried Egg white. also extremely low in lactose.)
 
anywhere in canada selling 10 lbs at decent prices?
check here:www.canadianwhey.com
it's not optimum, but the price is unbeatable. i just had 10lbs of the isolate show up at my door this morning (ordered last tuesday), mixed it with some milk and nestle quik, and the stuff is virtually tasteless.
 
junk said:
Optimum whey is mediocre in quality, but good at price. It's Whey Concentrate only if I recall... much better choices in terms of quality would be MET-Rx or Ultimate Nutrition. I would go with Met-RX anyday... their formula contains (Milk Protein Concentrate, Calcium Sodium Caseinate, Whey Protein Isolate, L-Glutamine, Dried Egg white. also extremely low in lactose.)

No, Optimum is a blend of isolates, concentrates, and hydrolysates.
 
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