Posts by Sam Roberts

those two are completely different

Leon Gym

So how much does one pack cost, and how big is the container? I'm not sure if this is even worth the money...

That’s probably the smartest question you could ask at an XXL store 😁

maybe you're just obsessive about your whey intake 😁
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Is it possible to drop by and check out that training session? 😁

Tyler Wood4 said:Gold Standard Whey:
Gold Standard Whey:

Haven't caught up on the old posts yet, so I'm just looking to see which of these two is better. Training 6 days a week. I'm 6'1" and about 180 lbs.

Gold Standard Whey

Steven Lopez35 said:Just my two cents, but I’ve never tried anything more revolting. Even thinking about it makes me nauseous... 🙂

And why on earth would a mass gainer be trash?

You clearly have no clue.

Oats from Trader Joe's, water or rice milk, and some whey makes for a solid breakfast. Throw in some blueberries or similar fruit after a bit

But sure, go ahead with that Papaj mass—super healthy...

So you just waited for someone to get their teeth knocked out before deciding to invite them to your clinic. What a jerk.

Jonathan James7 said:I order my whey and casein straight from the US and none of that crap works for me.

Ever actually tried unflavored casein without all the sweeteners? Probably not, since you can't find it anywhere in RI.

😂😂😂

Oh, look at you... big shot from the USA...

Enjoy your time in the bathroom 😁

Apparently they have expiration dates for some reason. Do you actually eat meat or drink milk once they expire?

Watch out, you might blow your shaker up while you're mixing that stuff

well at least you trust the liberals 😁

Casey Wilson3 said:The whey protein from drugstore brands is actually decent quality.

Marketing folks should be the ones explaining why people judge everything based solely on price tags.

If one container arrives $15 and it’s only 300 grams, that means I’d need to buy 7.3 units just to match the 5lb tubs you see everywhere else (the 2lb, 5lb, or 10lb sizes). You can grab a 5lb tub for $100 on eBay or even cheaper if you order directly from a wholesaler, but getting it from the local pharmacy would set you back $110. So yeah... more expensive and lower quality...

feralorca7 said:Nah, my point is the macros. 89g of protein per 100g—with 62% milk and whey, 2% egg white powder, and 35% soy (yeah, that "bad" soy everyone hates, despite having a complete amino acid profile), plus just 3g of sugar and 2g of fat.

Go ahead, enjoy it then.

feralorca7 said:Sam Roberts, fix your spelling and learn how to read a label.
If you're talking about that protein powder from CVS—the unflavored 300g tub for maybe $15—then go ahead... buy it!
All that talk about soy and whatever else is just nonsense. They’re just as good as anything with an MVP or Aminostar label on it.
The thing is, a few years back, there were some cheap proteins out there that were basically just mass gainers in disguise. Those got pulled from the shelves, so people still think they're all the same.

those proteins are absolute garbage and definitely not worth the money.

sorry if my typo offended you... 🙂
clearly that's your only real point.

man, just take the long way around those proteins. you can grab $100 2.2kg of high-quality protein on Craigslist
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look this one should be right near you, I just can't figure out where they fit in...

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