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2-Lbs Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder (Various Flavors)
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Amazon Haul has 2-lbs Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder (Extreme Milk Chocolate) on sale for $21.93. Adding 2 to cart unlocks an automatic multi-buy discount, dropping the total to 2 for $35.09. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 and Community Member TheTechTempest for sharing this deal.
Flavors Available:
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Flavors Available:
- Extreme Milk Chocolate 2 for $35.09
- Double Rich Chocolate 2 for $35.20
- Vanilla Ice Cream 2 for $36.79
- Delivers 24 grams of high-quality protein per serving with Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) acting as the primary ingredient.
- Packed with 5.5 grams of naturally occurring Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) per serving to support muscle building and post-workout recovery.
- Includes 4 grams of naturally occurring glutamine and glutamic acid in every scoop to help ease muscle soreness.
- Instantized formula dissolves smoothly and mixes effortlessly using just a shaker cup or a glass and spoon (no blender required).
- Banned substance tested and Informed-Choice certified to meet the highest safety standards for competitive athletes.
- Gluten-free composition makes it easy to integrate into a wide variety of healthy fitness and dietary regimens.
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Amazon Haul has 2-lbs Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder (Extreme Milk Chocolate) on sale for $21.93. Adding 2 to cart unlocks an automatic multi-buy discount, dropping the total to 2 for $35.09. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 and Community Member TheTechTempest for sharing this deal.
Flavors Available:
Thanks to Deal Hunter ppxyz1 and Community Member TheTechTempest for sharing this deal.
Flavors Available:
- Extreme Milk Chocolate 2 for $35.09
- Double Rich Chocolate 2 for $35.20
- Vanilla Ice Cream 2 for $36.79
- Delivers 24 grams of high-quality protein per serving with Whey Protein Isolate (WPI) acting as the primary ingredient.
- Packed with 5.5 grams of naturally occurring Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAAs) per serving to support muscle building and post-workout recovery.
- Includes 4 grams of naturally occurring glutamine and glutamic acid in every scoop to help ease muscle soreness.
- Instantized formula dissolves smoothly and mixes effortlessly using just a shaker cup or a glass and spoon (no blender required).
- Banned substance tested and Informed-Choice certified to meet the highest safety standards for competitive athletes.
- Gluten-free composition makes it easy to integrate into a wide variety of healthy fitness and dietary regimens.
Editor's Notes
Written by Wiznaz | Staff- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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is a better value at 2 cents per gram of protein compared to 3.2 cents per gram
Community Reviews
Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard whey is drawing attention as a strong value play for protein powder, especially when buying multiple tubs. The deal lands well below recent Costco and Sam's Club pricing, and several purchases arrived with expiration dates in 2027 or 2028, easing worries about near-expiry stock. Flavor feedback leans toward Extreme Milk Chocolate, Double Rich Chocolate, and Vanilla Ice Cream for mixing or Ninja Creami use, while Milk Chocolate can taste overly sweet and some batches have a gritty or bland finish. A few checkout glitches and shipping limits showed up, but the long shelf life and low per pound cost make it a practical bulk buy.
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Yes. Multiple orders arrived with best-by/expiration dates in 2027-2028, including tubs manufactured in April 2026 and expiring in 2028. The printed date is a best-by guide, so unopened tubs can still be usable for months if stored properly.
Double Rich Chocolate is described as the better chocolate option, with a more natural dark-chocolate taste and no sucralose, while Extreme Milk Chocolate is called overly sweet, artificial, or having a weird undertaste. Vanilla Ice Cream is favored for Ninja Creami use, and the chocolate flavors are also noted to mix well with water.
Yes. The chocolate flavors were shown at about $36 for 2 in cart, but the price increased during checkout for some buyers, while vanilla stayed at the advertised price. One order also dropped to $35.20 for 2 when SNAP was used.
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I do not believe Costco HQ made any official statements on why.
I suspect it's because protein powder prices have skyrocketed so that Kirkland suppliers would rather sell at market prices to Kirkland's competitors than to Kirkland directly.
IT EXPIRED??
this been in my shopping cart for past 2 months. it was just soooo expensive to purchase
Not sure I'd put anything in my body from Haul to be honest
Brother stop with the AI slop.
Amazon ended commingling this March. The fact that ChatGPT can't even get this basic fact correct tells you enough. Not only that, anyone with experience with these AI bots will tell you that you can influence an Ai's answer based on the prompt and question you ask it.
I do not believe Costco HQ made any official statements on why.
I suspect it's because protein powder prices have skyrocketed so that Kirkland suppliers would rather sell at market prices to Kirkland's competitors than to Kirkland directly.
Yeah the rise in GLP-1 use lead to huge demand in protein based products which is why you're seeing all these lazy "protein" products and protein powders going up in price.
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Maybe I'm just used to Double Rich.
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