Amazon has 24.5-Oz Premier Protein 100% Whey Protein Powder (Chocolate) for $14.93 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.18. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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Amazon has 24.5-Oz Premier Protein 100% Whey Protein Powder (Chocolate) for $14.93 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $14.18. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders.
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Note, you may cancel Subscribe & Save anytime after your order ships.
Not a good deal, $0.0278/g is retail for most other powders. Most deals recently have been between $0.020 - $0.023/g, and even those have been ridiculed for being rip offs. Deals on here should be required to target $0.015 - $0.019/g instead of letting people think they are getting discounts for already heavily marked up products.
You're literally copying and pasting the same message on every protein post. We get it… everything in the world is cancerous.
I live in Cali. I went to the store today to buy corn meal. It causes cancer. I looked around and found that every ground or flour product aside for wheat which I'm allergic to causes cancer now. Who is running this show? lol
I live in Cali. I went to the store today to buy corn meal. It causes cancer. I looked around and found that every ground or flour product aside for wheat which I'm allergic to causes cancer now. Who is running this show? lol
I live in Cali. I went to the store today to buy corn meal. It causes cancer. I looked around and found that every ground or flour product aside for wheat which I'm allergic to causes cancer now. Who is running this show? lol
You live in Cali, you should know what prop65 is or at least look into it...everything is labeled as giving cancer in Cali regardless.
I found this flavor from this brand to be absolutely disgusting tasting. Had to give it away.
Agreed. I love Premier Protein chocolate shakes but can't stand this stuff. Chalk would be kind. I tried too many mixing combos and gave it far too much time before throwing it away.
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You live in Cali, you should know what prop65 is or at least look into it...everything is labeled as giving cancer in Cali regardless.
it was a way for companies to protect themselves from lawsuits. they just slap the label on their products and now you cant sue them for causing you cancer
Not a good deal, $0.0278/g is retail for most other powders. Most deals recently have been between $0.020 - $0.023/g, and even those have been ridiculed for being rip offs. Deals on here should be required to target $0.015 - $0.019/g instead of letting people think they are getting discounts for already heavily marked up products.
Well not all proteins are created equal, I'm not saying this is a good deal, but I am saying that you can't just break it down to price per gram regardless of everything else it offers. This is an extremely tunnel visioned and singular way of looking at it. There is value to quality as well. A cheap crappy protein is inevitably gonna be cheaper than a higher end protein. It's not as linear as you make it sound
Not a good deal, $0.0278/g is retail for most other powders. Most deals recently have been between $0.020 - $0.023/g, and even those have been ridiculed for being rip offs. Deals on here should be required to target $0.015 - $0.019/g instead of letting people think they are getting discounts for already heavily marked up products.
Show me a protein powder with a lower carb count per serving at this price and I will bite. Otherwise that's the price difference. There are only 3 net carbs per serving of this powder. Apples and Oranges comparison.
it was a way for companies to protect themselves from lawsuits. they just slap the label on their products and now you cant sue them for causing you cancer
No it wasn't. It was a poorly worded. planned, and implemented state proposition.
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You're literally copying and pasting the same message on every protein post. We get it… everything in the world is cancerous.
Well...not everything causes cancer.
Some things do though. Cigarettes, for example. The thing is, people already know what they're getting into when they purchase a pack of cigarettes.
In the case of Sucralose (Splenda), the study is brand new (published May 29, 2023) and uses a term I haven't heard before related to the food I consume..."genotoxic". That sounds dangerous...so I thought it might be a good idea to spread the word about it to health-conscious folks attempting to better themselves with products like these. F me I guess.
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A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
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A recent NC State/UNC study has found that Sucralose (Splenda) may cause DNA damage and cancer.
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Some things do though. Cigarettes, for example. The thing is, people already know what they're getting into when they purchase a pack of cigarettes.
In the case of Sucralose (Splenda), the study is brand new (published May 29, 2023) and uses a term I haven't heard before related to the food I consume..."genotoxic". That sounds dangerous...so I thought it might be a good idea to spread the word about it to health-conscious folks attempting to better themselves with products like these. F me I guess.
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