A good night time protein

[bigjohn58]

Ok I did a search on here and found one good thread on bedtime proteins but I just wanted another opinion. I was thinking about getting Sportsphrama's Lean Protein Powder and was wondering if this is a good option or should I go with something like Optimum Nutrition's Pro-Complex? Just mainly wondering if Sportsphrama's Lean Protein is any good or if there are other better options out there. I did a search on another site and so far I hear its pretty good stuff. I want to make sure its a slow release protein (probably a casein) and I'm not so sure if Pro-Complex is.

[jetrob]

Pro Complex is a mix and a affordable choice.

Pro Labs lean mass Matrix,Syntrax Isomatrix,HDT Pro Blend are much better choices.

[tatortodd]

I've used the Optimum ProComplex and liked it, but have never used the Sportspharma.

However, I like knowing exactly what I'm getting in my protein blends so I'm using a custom blend from Protein Customizer. Here is the link to my thread about it.

I liked it so much that I reordered the exact same thing.

~Todd

[jefflong3323]

I have tried pro complex as well and it is good, but I have been using Labrada Pro V60 chocolate and the stuff just rocks for a nightime protein. The ingredients are perfect.

[Supa Freek 420]

Optimum Complete Protein Diet is another one.

Personally though I will be using 70/30 MPI/Egg from PC.

[csrulez]

I've used ISS Micellar Matrix and was pretty happy with that.

[RippedUp]

Lean Protein looks like a very solid blend.

Taste reviews haven't been so good though - if that matters.

[jetrob]

Actually I thought the Vanilla lean mass tastes pretty good

[Cogar]

I prefer regular food. Lowfat cottage cheese is good and is reasonably slow digesting.

[NPursuit]

I suggest checking out protein customizer's blends. I'm very pleased with both their day time and night time blends. Good luck finding better quality blends at their prices.

[jweave23]

I just use Optimum Pro Complex (whey & egg) and mix with milk and flax oil, I'm happy