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kalik razak
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the best.
how much do isopure's selling? they use ion exchange whey,
protein factory sells at $8.79 per pound, other's claim using CFM and hydrolyzed whey,hydrolyzed whey smells like dead fish and taste very bitter,if not for the increased in US$ xchang rate I would still buy from them, their hydrolyzed whey dalton 520,kick ass big time and don' believe that caseinate is better, these form of protein is cheap and higher profit margin for bottlers, and these company do not processed their own products, that's why I called them bottlers.
how much do isopure's selling? they use ion exchange whey,
protein factory sells at $8.79 per pound, other's claim using CFM and hydrolyzed whey,hydrolyzed whey smells like dead fish and taste very bitter,if not for the increased in US$ xchang rate I would still buy from them, their hydrolyzed whey dalton 520,kick ass big time and don' believe that caseinate is better, these form of protein is cheap and higher profit margin for bottlers, and these company do not processed their own products, that's why I called them bottlers.
riskybizz007
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To me Proteinfactory is just regular priced protein. WPC is $4.25/pound, which is about the same you can find it at DPSnutrition. Their Hydorlyzed and Isolates are $9 something, which again is about the same price as sold at DPS.
They are a rip off when they sell dextrose and maltodextrin at that price.
They are a rip off when they sell dextrose and maltodextrin at that price.
I think proteinfactory is good operation. As far as comparing prices on protein, next time check the percentage of protein in what you're buying
for example - 25g scoop yields 20g protein. ratio= 80%
80% protein is whey concentrate - what does your container say?
I checked several popular brands claiming isolates or ion exchange, but their ratios ended up low enough for WPC. bastards.
Of course you still have to believe that Alex runs an honest operation. I've been happy with his products and several people in the industry have endorsed him.
for example - 25g scoop yields 20g protein. ratio= 80%
80% protein is whey concentrate - what does your container say?
I checked several popular brands claiming isolates or ion exchange, but their ratios ended up low enough for WPC. bastards.
Of course you still have to believe that Alex runs an honest operation. I've been happy with his products and several people in the industry have endorsed him.
I also like Protein Factory a lot. I know Alex has been working with proteins for a while now, and has always done a very good job with the mixes he has done for me. I've been having them do a chocolate CFM/Micellar Casein mix with sucralose for a few months now actually, and haven't bought another protein since. Just so you know this is not a surreptitious plug for CFM/Micellar when you see the product later, I did like it so much that I decided to bottle it for Molecular.
Also, they do consistently seem to ship orders quickly.
- Bill Llewellyn
Also, they do consistently seem to ship orders quickly.
- Bill Llewellyn
Oh, my one complaint is that the protein comes bagged instead of in a plastic jar. I haven't asked, but don't think I remember seeing or hearing that they offer this option. Alex, I'd gladly pay a small additional fee for the conatiner, for the sake of convienence. I usually make a mess dumping the bag into an empty protein bottle 
- Bill Llewellyn
- Bill Llewellyn
riskybizz007
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I'll dito that... when I'm done emptying the bags into the containers it's project clean up, I always seem to make a mess w/ it.
riskybizz007
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I'll dito that... when I'm done emptying the bags into the containers it's project clean up, I always seem to make a mess w/ it.
But here's another added argument against it. I'm sure you can buy for example Optimum Nutrition whey for same price as Proteinfactory. And Optimum's protein will come w/ 4 kinds of protein in there, plus a big 5 pound jug, and not a bag. So now on second thought, proteinfactory seems pricey.
1. you get your stuff in a bag
2. other products offer same or more for same price
3. you can only order 5 pound/$5
But here's another added argument against it. I'm sure you can buy for example Optimum Nutrition whey for same price as Proteinfactory. And Optimum's protein will come w/ 4 kinds of protein in there, plus a big 5 pound jug, and not a bag. So now on second thought, proteinfactory seems pricey.
1. you get your stuff in a bag
2. other products offer same or more for same price
3. you can only order 5 pound/$5
