If anything, your signature would suggest that you are vested in that particular product and hence can not be relied upon to give unbiased information about it.
BTW, their hydrolyzed whey isolate is $18.99/lb. That is MUCH more expensive (about $5/lb) than the comparable, trusted, name brand proteins I listed. Thanks but no thanks.
Why don't you tell us what your role is with trueprotein.com? Are you a fanboy, sales rep, employee, owner? Is it a pyramid sales thing?
I just checked the prices at SupplementWarehouse. The AST VP2 costs
$36.25 or
$39.75 depending on which flavor you get. That's $18.13 and $19.88 per pound. The Optimum Nutrition Hydro Whey does not come in 2lb containers. They are either
1.75 or
3.5lb, which cost $17.14 and $15.43/lb respectively. Also, these products are not 100% hydrolyzed whey protein. Hydrolyzed whey isolate is very bitter, and the supplement companies generally mix in 20% hydrolyzed with 80% non-hydrolyzed isolate. Read the description of the hydrolyzed whey on TrueProtein.com. They only recommend it as part of a mixture.
I used to purchase from SupplementWarehouse in the past and was pleased with their price matching policy. However, their customer service is nonexistent and their shipping is not very fast. I purchased some Optimum Nutrition creatine from them and they shipped me glutatmine instead. When I contacted them regarding their mistake, they completely ignored me. If anyone on here wants to purchase price-matched brand name supplements, I recommend that they call up Bodybuilding.com. They will price match anything you find online and their customer service and shipping are the best in the business (even better than TrueProtein.com). They are big enough to have 24 hour a day telephone support and ship faster than just about everyone except Amazon.com.
I recommend TrueProtein.com because it's where I buy my protein and creatine. I do so because they offer low prices and give me complete control over what I put in my body. They don't have any products with "proprietary blends," and they don't sell any prohormones (unlike AST), so I know that there will not be any cross contamination in my protein and creatine powders. If people want to buy brand name supplements, I would recommend they call Bodybuilding.com. I have had nothing but positive experiences when I bought from them. I would also recommend that they stay away from SupplementWarehouse.com.
Why don't you address my comment about whey concentrate instead of attacking me personally?
Finally, since you keep bringing up my signature, I would like to point out that the 5% discount will bring the price of the hydrolyzed whey down to $18.04/lb, which is cheaper than both versions of the AST VP2 at SupplementWarehouse. I still wouldn't recommend that people buy it, though. The cheaper whey isolates are much better tasting and nobody will notice any difference from a nutritional standpoint.