Myprotein - Essential Whey Protein

hmm is there a reason why you don't want to buy online? if you wait for a sale on myprotein, you can get the new essential whey for \~$70 for 2.5kg.

I'm convinced its relabeled MyProtein chocolate smooth - that was my go-to protein powder for years and the Kirkland tastes exactly the same. Mixes really well with just a shaker, not too much or a chalky aftertaste, not too sweet, macros are decent, and its cheap as hell. One of my biggest recommends for Costco products

Myprotein chocolate smooth. Not the tastiest but easy to down.

https://preview.redd.it/pbhv09xycfff1.png?width=1831&format=png&auto=webp&s=8b2114c4026d5f3e28f6b7641dd66952f0635633 Wassup. I normally use MyProtein, I normally buy from big brands because I like the quality guarantee, and last I checked it's price competitive with the other big brands. Should be accurate to about six months ago and is in euros since I was living down south when I made this list. I would make sure to check the number because, currency change, availability, price changes etc. I'd recommend the essential whey, impact whey and impact soy powders. The soy is far and away the best with the highest value and lowest calories. However I would make sure to eat it with a meal or blend it with another powder to make sure it has a complete amino acid profile to maximise the benefit. Also I get my creatine from bulk, I buy the creatine monohydrate powder. I'd recommend the unflavoured and just mix it with some cheap juice. I find the flavours they offer don't really cover up the creatine funk taste and slightly reduces with value

Como recomendación para irte a la segura aunque el precio sea un poco + elevado (idealmente esperando alguna oferta) te sugeriría la Isotope de Redcon1 o la Whey Protein de MyProtein🤞 Por otro lado opciones más económicas aunque no tengo tanta información sobre su fiabilidad podrían ser Prostar o Iso Sensation de Ultimate Nutrition⚠️ De todas formas dependiendo de tu caso suele ser mejor comprar la proteína proveniente de alimentos de origen animal en lugar de suplementos. Además también es importante darle mayor prioridad a los carbohidratos ya que son el principal combustible para nuestro cuerpo 🙏🫡

I’ve always been a fan of Myprotein, cheap and incredible flavours

Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard is a pretty safe bet for regular whey. MyProtein is also good, but you have to catch it on sale or order it through subscription, or it's pretty expensive. I just mix it with water. EDIT: As for flavor, if you like chocolate, chocolate flavors are also usually a good choice.

What's your take regarding the safety/contamination aspects? MP is my favorite as well taste-wise (cookies & cream is to die for). I know they have an Origin range that came out recently that's meant to be more "checked".

Whey protein isolate is my go too. Wa nice because only high end good companies made it in a handful of flavors so I never really had to think hard about getting a “good one” Now that ghost and ABE make it also now I need to actually check it first. Myprotein and isopure were the go to’s always though.

u compromise on quality with myprotein, have u seen how much protein they have per scoop and how each flavour differs in protein. ON all the way bro

22g for selected flavours like unflavoured, i once saw it going as slow as 19g for some weird flavour like milk tea which is incredibly misleading since most people (maybe u even) don't check the nutritional labels for different flavours. Sounds scummy if u ask me but hey u do u. Cheers.

its fine, in fact i used to take mp as well. However its taste isn't as good as ON and i hear its scoop scoop sizing was made bigger and that there were fillers, resulting in poorer quality. Id rather a smaller scoop w more protein than having to take extra grams of powder to achieve the same result You can also tell the quality of their creatine the way it clumps up faster than ON or other companies