Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard Whey

I sell protein and stuff, it should be sealed.

The berries and strawberries together probably put it around 20-25g of sugar but it's all naturally occurring fruit sugar so it hits completely differently than added sugar — slower release, comes wit

really lets the protein powder shine without extra sugar.

I did the premades up until a couple of months ago then switched to the powder. I use Premier and mix it with water. It still tastes good and less filling than the premades so I wouldn't imagine it ca

I use protein powder every day (pre and post op).

I’m almost 1 year PO. I bring pre mades in my lunch daily. 2-3x a week I make my own for breakfast. I use almond milk, usually throw in a banana and some pb2 powder. Recently I’ve been enjoying a bran

I’ve always done the optimum nutrition protein powder, they have some great flavors.

I just slammed $5 rotisserie chickens and stayed away from the protein shakes and bars. Saved $$$

Dude the rotisserie chickens are a god send. Like 7$ now but no food prep and easy protein. Can’t ask for anything easier.

Best all around for taste, price, macros and ingredients goes to Kirkland bars IMO. Can get them for about a $1.50 per on Amazon, no soy in them, 10:1 or better calories:protein ratio and the taste is

Basic protein powder is much better than these.

Nutricost Been using it for years and I’m very happy with the amount of protein, the flavor, and the affordability. https://a.co/d/1DMxrn2

Check out this report on lead in protein powders: https://www.consumerreports.org/lead/protein-powders-and-shakes-contain-high-levels-of-lead-a4206364640/

I'm a no frills type of person when it comes to protein powder. I avoid the flavored stuff... I use Now unflavored whey protein isolate in 10 lb bags. If you shop sales, you can usually find it for s