Cheap supplement online shop in Irleand

bodybuilder11

Hi guys, does anyone know any cheap supplement online shop in Irleand ?

Thanks

Steveo.1985

I've found HPNutrition.ie to be about the cheapest in the country

bodybuilder11

I found a cheaper store fitnessnutrition.ie
But still looking for a cheaper price

Cotts72

You won't find many cheaper bud especially since .vat came in on protein, I've been using http://www.theproteinworks.com
For the last few months and find them brilliant, if you register and use my referral code EC38766 you can get free protein and I'll get points on my account

Aside from that your options in Ireland are http://www.discountsupplements.ie
http://www.bodyfirst.ie
http://www.sportsfuel.ie

Have used the first 2 and found them very good,sportsfuel has started popping up recently but haven't heard much

bodybuilder11

are you kidding me.I was looking at your links. Prices are much more expensive
compared with http://www.fitnessnutrition.ie and http://www.hpnutrition.ie.

Cotts72

Woah never said they were cheaper chill out! Discountsupplements and hpnutrition are very similar in price actually, hp list their products in lbs aswell which can be misleading
Btw your welcome

Dave 101

myprotein cant be beaten for protein 60 euro for 5kg flavoured protein delivered (using code groupie15)

bodybuilder11

Discountsupplements very high prices. Myprotein I have never tried, good taste?. MUTANT WHEY 4.5 kg. includes BCAAs and Glutamine is also a very good price and very good taste. hpnutrition 79 euro, fitnessnutrition.ie 75.00

bodybuilder11

Guys what is your favorite whey protein ?

ptjohn

dave101 is spot on.. my protein also offer a garuntee on price aswell.. if you can find someone cheaper theyll beat them by x%

although i fail to see the need for protein supplementation when the upper register for response in a study setting is 1.8 grams per KG body weight. Ive heard anecdotal claims that 2 grams per pound body weight is more beneficial for hypertrophy but these guys also sell protein powder.....

Theres nothing wrong with going over this but when you're forking over 50-100 quid for a supplement that you probably dont need or buying a **** ton of meat every week it can start to take its toll on the wallet.

also
inb4 "anabolic window"

bodybuilder11

Protein provides the building blocks for tissue, hormones, enzymes and accounts for 15% of the body. The building blocks it provides are amino acids and different proteins provide different amino acids and ratios of amino acids. 1 kg - 3.3 grams of protein is perfect

ptjohn

3.3 grams protein per KG body weight? what exactly are you basing this on?

irelandspurs

I've Been using gonutrition.com and find them excellent ,the triple chocolate whey is very nice.

blubloblu

Did a quick and dirty comparison of protein powders by grams of protein to the euro, including shipping costs. It's far from exhaustive, I might have missed out on some deals if everything looked overpriced on one website. I aimed for the 2kg mark for packaging, it's my preference.

This ignores things like carbohydrate/fat content of the powder, taste (a lot of these are unflavoured), whether they have other supplements added in, if they're hydrolysed etc. etc. (i.e., all I care about is the protein content)

Basically, you can't beat myprotein on price. Isolates don't necessarily give you value, the winner is 78% protein.

Ballpark to keep in your head if you're out shopping in the real world, for a powder that's 80% protein (20 per 25g) aim for €30 or less for a 2kg pack, €40 or less for 2.5kg.

MP: Myprotein
TPW: The protein works
BBW: Bodybuilding warehouse
HP: Hp nutrition
DS: discount supplements
ON: the optimum nutrition irish website

For comparison, eggs in tesco get you 49 grams of protein to the euro, and tuna gets you 34.

Mellor

ptjohn wrote: »

3.3 grams protein per KG body weight? what exactly are you basing this on?

I imagine he is basing it on 1.5g/lb

ptjohn

i gathered that

i am wondering why hes choosing to go with that amount specifically and not another amount

dartstothesea

blubloblu wrote: »

Did a quick and dirty comparison of protein powders by grams of protein to the euro, including shipping costs. It's far from exhaustive, I might have missed out on some deals if everything looked overpriced on one website. I aimed for the 2kg mark for packaging, it's my preference.

This ignores things like carbohydrate/fat content of the powder, taste (a lot of these are unflavoured), whether they have other supplements added in, if they're hydrolysed etc. etc. (i.e., all I care about is the protein content)

Basically, you can't beat myprotein on price. Isolates don't necessarily give you value, the winner is 78% protein.

Ballpark to keep in your head if you're out shopping in the real world, for a powder that's 80% protein (20 per 25g) aim for €30 or less for a 2kg pack, €40 or less for 2.5kg.

MP: Myprotein
TPW: The protein works
BBW: Bodybuilding warehouse
HP: Hp nutrition
DS: discount supplements
ON: the optimum nutrition irish website

For comparison, eggs in tesco get you 49 grams of protein to the euro, and tuna gets you 34.

The ON prices :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

Bulkpowders would surely have been up there for value if included.

bodybuilder11

blubloblu wrote: »

Did a quick and dirty comparison of protein powders by grams of protein to the euro, including shipping costs. It's far from exhaustive, I might have missed out on some deals if everything looked overpriced on one website. I aimed for the 2kg mark for packaging, it's my preference.

This ignores things like carbohydrate/fat content of the powder, taste (a lot of these are unflavoured), whether they have other supplements added in, if they're hydrolysed etc. etc. (i.e., all I care about is the protein content)

Basically, you can't beat myprotein on price. Isolates don't necessarily give you value, the winner is 78% protein.

Ballpark to keep in your head if you're out shopping in the real world, for a powder that's 80% protein (20 per 25g) aim for €30 or less for a 2kg pack, €40 or less for 2.5kg.

MP: Myprotein
TPW: The protein works
BBW: Bodybuilding warehouse
HP: Hp nutrition
DS: discount supplements
ON: the optimum nutrition irish website

For comparison, eggs in tesco get you 49 grams of protein to the euro, and tuna gets you 34.

What about mutant whey 4.5 kg. 73.95 eur. delivery 0.00 792g. protein/4.5 kg.

Maybe from UK can get even cheaper ?

Ireland - http://fitnessnutrition.ie/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_85&product_id=127

UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0083TSCQE/ref=asc_df_B0083TSCQE17802308/?tag=shopzil_ret236-21&ascsubtag=13947570424901089566210010400008005&creative=22114&creativeASIN=B0083TSCQE&linkCode=asn

blubloblu

bodybuilder11 wrote: »

What about mutant whey 4.5 kg. 73.95 eur. delivery 0.00 792g. protein/4.5 kg.

Maybe from UK can get even cheaper ?

Ireland - http://fitnessnutrition.ie/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_85&product_id=127

UK - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0083TSCQE/ref=asc_df_B0083TSCQE17802308/?tag=shopzil_ret236-21&ascsubtag=13947570424901089566210010400008005&creative=22114&creativeASIN=B0083TSCQE&linkCode=asn

(22/36*4500)/(73.95)=37.19 nothing exceptional

bodybuilder11

Read here: http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/bbprotein.htm