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Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX?

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2011/03/22 09:38:45 (permalink)

Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX?

In terms of value for money which one would be more worth getting?
Should I get my protein shakes from myprotein.com or Met RX?
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    SecondRow
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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 09:42:38 (permalink)
    MyProtein is far better value for money, although to be fair I do like Met Rx more than most. I'm a sucker for nitrogen retention and words like 'matrix'

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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:06:47 (permalink)
    Craig_93

    In terms of value for money which one would be more worth getting?
    Should I get my protein shakes from myprotein.com or Met RX?

     
    Is it a specific product you want to limit it to only those 2 brands? if not, Bodybuildingwarehouse are worth a look.
    Also, musclefinesse have 10% off on tuesdays with code

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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:18:45 (permalink)
    If it was between those 2 manufacturers IMO i would go with Met RX as there whey shakes taste good but i don't like the taste of some myprotein shakes although im sure you would get more more servings for your money from myprotein.  Both are good brands

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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:26:15 (permalink)
    SecondRow

    MyProtein is far better value for money, although to be fair I do like Met Rx more than most. I'm a sucker for nitrogen retention and words like 'matrix'

    Then you love Alri Humapro! Here's just a glimpse of it's description!!  "Propietary Matrix and Extended Time Release Propietary Anti-Catabolic and Insulingenic Matrix." I can almost see you reaching for your credit card!

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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:34:47 (permalink)
    Good God, a Double Matrix...blank cheque in the post

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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:42:17 (permalink)
    Lol! I think you could probably call a whey & casein blend a  "Propietary Matrix and Extended Time Release Propietary Anti-Catabolic and Insulingenic Matrix."
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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 10:51:34 (permalink)
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    SecondRow

    MyProtein is far better value for money, although to be fair I do like Met Rx more than most. I'm a sucker for nitrogen retention and words like 'matrix'

    Then you love Alri Humapro! Here's just a glimpse of it's description!!  "Propietary Matrix and Extended Time Release Propietary Anti-Catabolic and Insulingenic Matrix." I can almost see you reaching for your credit card!

    My god....so beautiful....*wipes tear from eye*
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    Craig_93
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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 15:29:16 (permalink)
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    Craig_93

    In terms of value for money which one would be more worth getting?
    Should I get my protein shakes from myprotein.com or Met RX?


    Is it a specific product you want to limit it to only those 2 brands? if not, Bodybuildingwarehouse are worth a look.
    Also, musclefinesse have 10% off on tuesdays with code

    No I should've said, I only choose those two because a friend reccomended Met RX to me and I can see myself how effective it has been whitlst myprotein has been reccomended to me online a few times before due to the price.
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    Re:Protein from myprotein.com or Met RX? 2011/03/22 16:29:51 (permalink)
    To be honest, as long as you are sticking to the brands suggested, ie reflex, myprotein, cnp, bbw, gaspari etc, the 'effect' should be comparable. If it is just a whey product you want, it basically comes down to amount of protein against cost. They are all around 70-80% mark with minimal carbs.
     
    If its a weight gainer you are after, look at the source of carbs being used and avoid ones heavy on malto/dextrose.
     
    After that, it just comes down to which one tastes better to you (its an individual thing) as some are more than happy drinking unflavoured at a snip of the cost.
     
     
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