Protein: Good v.s Bad quality.. Need some help!

[Xtreme2001]

I'm probably like most people who are skeptical about what type of protein they buy. All the hype about top brand products being the best, how can I determine if another low brand product will work just as well? I know reading a label doesn't really do much good, when it comes down to the quality of what i'm buying

I know the old saying goes, "You get what you pay for", but how can I determine wether or not a certain protein brand will actually do just as good as a job as a top brand out there? Besides trying it

Any suggestions?

Sorry for the stupid question, I'm just wondering that's all.

 

[RdStrcklnd]

I know people will disagree, but I just buy the cheapest whey I can find. But then again I'm po

 

[Him1]

cheap

For whey... I usually get hdt(30 bucks/5 lb.) I also get a cheap ass $5 gnc challenge brand milk/egg protein, I love to mix that stuff w/ my oatmeal for breakfast.

 

[DOGGY]

Supplement Direct... 33lbs of whey for 142.00, including shipping.

 

[johnboy]

isopure

its welll worth it and a quality protein.

 

[lonewulf]

I would prefer to use a milk-egg-whey mix protein, but I'm poor too, so I usually end up buying the 5lb jugs of optimum whey. I try to consume it with other forms of protein for a slower absorbtion rate.-WULF

 

[fasthemicuda]

I agree with johnboy, isopure by nature's best is good shit, 50 grams protein and 300 calories in water. Whewedoggie, that's got me thisty for some protein boys.