syko said:Why can't a company just bring out a good CHEAP protein for like 3.00-2.50 a pound? i think it is pretty hard to beleive that it costs so much to manufacture that they must charge 10-11 bucks a pound.
Casein is cheap and a good protein whhey is not always the best.
peace
institutional said:
btw how does pro-rated taste when compared with 100% optimum? and is this company reputable? just wondering and im thinking about trying it next.,
SCORPIO said:
I was turned on to it by YJ. Wouldn't actually know if it was reputable until mabe someone had a lab analysis done. Anyhow it tastes way better than optimum 100% whey....mixes well and goes down smooth. YJ has a comparison thread on the two in the supp sec.
Draven said:Hey guys, not sure if you know about proteinfactory.com or not but you can put together your own protein powders with them and it's pretty cheap. The deal in bulk.
They have all different kinds of whey (concentrate, isolate, CFM isolate, serum). They'll mix whatever flavouring you want in and you can add BCAA or Malto or whatever you want. They have a **** load of stuff to add including sweatners and stuff.
I just bought 3 pounds of their night time formula (Casein, CFM whey, egg protein for $6 a pound), 4 lbs of CFM whey Isolate ($8 a pound, a bit pricey but it is the best), 4 lbs of Maltodextrin (like $2 pound), and 3 lbs of Dextrose for $70. Now I can make all my own protein shakes, MRPs and Post Carb Drinks myself with the help of a little Crystal Light drink mix or koolaid with some dextrose.
Anyways just thought I'd mention it incase others hadent heard of it.
ex_banana-eater said:
Somebody had lab analysis done a while ago on a protein factory product. It definitely did not meet its claims.
Originally posted by Draven
Really? Do you know where those tests are? I would love to read them. Was it done on just one product? I'm not buying any mixes really just plain whey.