For the athletes or health conscious people out there: What is a good online vendor to buy Muscle Milk Light from? Getting it from GNC is a lot more expensive, and I don't want to google a random site without any reputation. Thanks in advance!
What is a good online vendor for protein powder?
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I used to use netrition.com. They had really fast shipping and decent prices (at the time I used them). Now I'm poor and fat, but would use them again if conditions allow.
polarmystery
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http://www.vitaminshoppe.com is what I use, and if you have a local store you can use your points there. Good deals.
purbeast0
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i've gotten stuff from 1fast400.com, supplementmarket.com, dspnutrition.com, and vitaglo.com
i would not recommend vitaglo.com regardless of their prices because they took their sweet old time to get my order when I'm 2 states away from where it was coming out of.
no complaints about the other 3.
i would not recommend vitaglo.com regardless of their prices because they took their sweet old time to get my order when I'm 2 states away from where it was coming out of.
no complaints about the other 3.
Granted, I buy protein powder only once ever two to three months, but whenever I do, I just search Ebay for what I want and pick the best price/shipping combo.
Has always worked for me.
Has always worked for me.
rocadelpunk
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another vote for bodybuilding.com
I've used them for two years now. Competitive prices, and VERY fast shipping.
I've used them for two years now. Competitive prices, and VERY fast shipping.
mrSHEiK124
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DPSNutrition.com
A couple of friends of mine run Nutribeast.com; they're basically a drop shipper, their prices aren't the lowest, but they're def cheaper than GNC. ATOT Effect?
A couple of friends of mine run Nutribeast.com; they're basically a drop shipper, their prices aren't the lowest, but they're def cheaper than GNC. ATOT Effect?
I order from foxsupplements.com. My uncle's company, good prices and fast shipping, even when i was in Iraq.
Musclemilk is good, im partial to BSN products though.
Matt
Musclemilk is good, im partial to BSN products though.
Matt
EvilYoda
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DPSnutrition.com here...they had some deal running on EAS protein powder a while back. I got 5x 5lb tubs and a t-shirt for $125 shipped. (2 tubs went to a friend...it'll last me quite some time)
That being said, the EAS stuff clumps pretty badly and I'll be going back to ON next time.
Amazon also has good prices depending on what product you're looking at.
That being said, the EAS stuff clumps pretty badly and I'll be going back to ON next time.
Amazon also has good prices depending on what product you're looking at.
alkemyst
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Plus if you EVER have a problem with an order you can be assured they do their best to have it fixed ASAP.
www.drumlib.com is like a pricewatch of supplements.
Spineshank
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nutraplanet.com very reasonable, and everything has taken < 2 days. Plus they often throw in free samples of new products.
dullard
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I am new to this stuff, but I know I need more protein for my weightlifting (mostly vegetarian diet). Are there any scientific studies showing one source of protein is better than another?
I went to bodybuilding.com as mentioned above and looked at their lactose free protein powders (necessary for my digestion). Then I took those results into Excel, did some math, and looked at the cost per gram of protein. The cheapest three were:
1) NOW Soy Protein Isolate at 1.84 cents per gram of soy protein.
2) CytoSport Complete Whey at 2.02 cents per gram of whey protein.
3) Rose Acre Farms Dried Egg White at 2.13 cents per gram of egg protein.
Note: The most expensive was Xtreme Formulation Vendetta at 11.53 cents per gram of protein. So I could pay 5 times more if I wasn't careful in selection.
So, would all of those be about the same? Or is it known that either soy, whey, or egg has been proven to be better at building muscle?
I went to bodybuilding.com as mentioned above and looked at their lactose free protein powders (necessary for my digestion). Then I took those results into Excel, did some math, and looked at the cost per gram of protein. The cheapest three were:
1) NOW Soy Protein Isolate at 1.84 cents per gram of soy protein.
2) CytoSport Complete Whey at 2.02 cents per gram of whey protein.
3) Rose Acre Farms Dried Egg White at 2.13 cents per gram of egg protein.
Note: The most expensive was Xtreme Formulation Vendetta at 11.53 cents per gram of protein. So I could pay 5 times more if I wasn't careful in selection.
So, would all of those be about the same? Or is it known that either soy, whey, or egg has been proven to be better at building muscle?
Whey is best immediately post-workout because it is digested the quickest. Egg is a slow-digesting protein and would be used right before bed, since you won't be able to eat for the next 7-8 hours.
In my experience however, it doesn't make too much of a difference. I would just go with ON 100% whey, as it seems to be the best deal in terms of taste, protein content, mixability, and price.
Zenmervolt
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Check Slickdeals, there is a $25 off promotion on nutrition products
You can get a 10 lbs back for $79.80 - 25.00 = 54.80 with free shipping right now, as well as other supplements. This will be my first time using anything, but I've got a 10lbs bag of rocky road heading my way.
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