I want Cheap Protein Powder

Eric_Pisch

another vote for my protein

extremely high quality, no added sugar, crap or god knows what, i get really woried by some protein products that have pages of additives ...

impact whey protein

Nutritional Information (per 30g):
Energy 118.0cal
Energy 497.0kJ
Protein (dry basis) 24.6g
Protein (as-is) 23.6g
Fat 2.1g
Carbohydrates 1.8g
Calcium 150.0mg

lagerisgood

MyProtein is the best website,

Use this discount code for 5% off your first order

MP174677

Vuze

My brother is a sports/gym enthusiast and I know that if you are serious about fitness and weight training then you shouldn't just be looking at 'price' when buying your protein powders - sure, do shop around to get the best price, but there are lots of generic tubs of crap available on the market that is simply poor quality protein and is not worth the small short term savings, pay a few quid extra and it pays off more in the long run with your health and diet. Apparently, Phd Fitness make some decent stuff, you can try researching them further online. Other big names are Maximuscle. Actually I've just seen and remembered the specific protein powders that I mentioned earlier:

Superfit has good deals on Sci Mentor Premium Whey
http://www.superstoresearch.com/~Superfit
(but I think the biggest savings are if you spend over £200 you get a % discount off the total order)

and there is Phd Pharma Whey
http://www.superstoresearch.com/~Phd+Fitness

amaze wrote: »

Another user of MyProtein here! I have used them for over 3 years, i love their cheap protein and other products and there service and they keep on improving and would never shop elsewhere for my protein and supps.

It sounds like you really love 'MyProtein'. lol

zaver

Another vote for MyProtein.co.uk.

They have good protein powders and related supplements like dextrose, creatine, L Glutamine etc, great information and superfast delivery! Perfect for when you've ran out of something and need it fast.

I've found other sources of cheap protein supplements. Thought I'd share them here:

Maximuscle's special offers:
http://www.maximuscle.com/shop/offers.html

Their offers can be really good where you can save 1/3 off sometimes off products like cylone, promax etc.

For even cheaper deals, Discount-Supplements has some really good offers:
http://www.discount-supplements.co.uk/sports-health-supplements-special-offers

I've gathered some of the best offers onto my website Cheap Protein. I hope others find it helpful!

jason4656

you could try ironscience who currently have a deal on for free whey protein when ordering over £50! also on facebook giving away free zma caps on there for the next week so you can get a total of 100 free zma, 1kg free protein and free delivery if you order £50! dont think you can beat that deal anywhere else

just type ironscience on google or facebook

suzyq

I personally use Myprotein.co.uk. They are the cheapest going at the moment, what you tend to find is....a lot of supplement companies over charge on protein and add fancy ingredients which do nothing or very little.

Your much better off keeping it simple with something like Impact Whey Isolate & then getting other nutrients from whole foods.

If he's really interested in fitness e.t.c. tell him to check out www.muscle-munch.com. There are quite a few decent articles on there re exercise, diet, bodybuilding e.t.c. They also have a voucher section which offers discounts on supplements.

My personal selection of supplements are....

Impact Whey Isolate
Creatine
Glutamine
Omega 3's
Multi-Vitamins!

If you need any more info, you can send me a PM & I'll be happy to explain.

brettcta

use their price matcher on the myprotein home page if you find anything cheaper at ironscience.co.uk

stphnstevey

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/newgen-sports-pro-form100-5kg-protein-35-99-superfit-co-uk-1140941

£33 (with discount and Quidco) for 5kg (82% protein)

Idiophreak

missingink wrote: »

My OH uses myprotein too. He usualy gets un-flavoured & in a bag rather than tub-tends to work out cheaper & he has plenty of old tubs to store it in. As for the lack of flavour-he tends to add something like Nesquik or chocolate powder.

Just wondering if there's any reason he does it this way?

I'd have thought it works out more expensive to buy the flavouring and protein separately - and Nesquik doesn't mix as well with water as the flavoured protein...

(another myprotein user here, by the way, think they're great)

ETA: oooh, a thread revival..thought something was odd

Carcluster

recently started protein powder (as a vegetarian who plays a lot of tennis; i use half doses for muscle recovery, mainly). Last 3 tubs have been a brand called Sabre, from amazon. they were half-ish price; about mid-20s.

Chocolate flavour was horrid, but vanilla was nice. I add banana and berries, and a little honey and blend to help the medicine go down...