Amazon has for
Select Accounts: 4.6-Lb MuscleTech Platinum 8-Hour Protein Powder (Milk Chocolate) on sale for $70.19 - 40% off when you 'clip' coupon on the product page - 5% off when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$38.60.
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Community Reviews
MuscleTech Platinum 8 Hour Protein Powder is a thick, filling blend of whey, whey isolate, and casein that stands out mainly as a cheaper protein option in a pricey market. The vanilla flavor is described as decent, while the chocolate version gets hit with fake sweetness, a funky casein note, gritty texture, and a very fine powder that can get messy. The label also raises questions, with conflicting serving information and a formula that looks heavy on filler and carbs. The extended eight hour claim feels more like marketing than a real benefit, making this a practical but imperfect pick if price matters most.
Common Questions (5)
It is viewed as a decent deal mainly because protein prices are high, with one comment noting it comes out to a little under $10 per pound for isolate. It is also criticized for filler and a budget-blend formula, so the value comes from the price rather than premium ingredients.
The Milk Chocolate flavor is described as tasting fake, nasty, and leaving a bad aftertaste, while the vanilla version is reported as decent. The powder can also taste gritty and very fine, which makes it messy to handle.
The 8-hour claim is treated as marketing rather than a meaningful long-duration effect. The formula is described as a blend of whey, whey isolate, and casein, and it may be most useful as a post-evening workout shake.
Yes. One product image shows a serving as 6 scoops, while the package image shows 1 scoop, which creates a clear labeling discrepancy.
Yes. The discounted S&S price may not apply consistently, and the account can be charged the full undiscounted amount shortly before delivery before the lower price appears later.
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That is not a thumbs up worthy deal. Better off just paying the premium on a better quality product.
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