Best Priced Whey Protein Options?

Ascendant

Member
Like I said in another post recently, just getting back into this. I used to love Dymatize whey protein back in the day, but apparently, they've gone out of business. Lately, I've just been buying the Equate whey protein locally at Walmart, as it seems to be the most affordable option I've found so far.

Looking for other affordable whey protein options. I don't care about the whole "isolated" type. Just a basic whey protein that is affordable would be great.
 
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blacksheep115

Well-known member
Hard to beat true nutrition... been buying from them for years. I don't use shakes often so lasts me a while but whenever they run a free shipping or something I always grab some.
 

jolter604

New member
I always use what the owner of the mom and pops nutrition shop hooks me up with.
I go for sugar free and whey.

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liquid_c

Well-known member
The best value you will generally find is a whey isolate blend with whey isolate being at least 51% of the protein content and whey concentrate being the rest. For a good brand, costco has Optimum nutrition 5lbs for about $62 or so. Unfortunately, whey has good up like many other things considerably in price.
 

Pez

Donating Member
Like I said in another post recently, just getting back into this. I used to love Dymatize whey protein back in the day, but apparently, they've gone out of business. Lately, I've just been buying the Equate whey protein locally at Walmart, as it seems to be the most affordable option I've found so far.

Looking for other affordable whey protein options. I don't care about the whole "isolated" type. Just a basic whey protein that is affordable would be great.
I get my bro who still lives in San Diego to send me whatever store owners tell him the expiration date is nearing. He repped tons of products & now is more on the food side of things but I'd get a 5lb jug for $50 shipped UPS ground 2,000 miles away. Sometimes Costco or Sam's, BJ's (?) have 5lb or 6lb mixes with WPC, and some cheaper blends but it does work.
 
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