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Select Accts: 8.47-Oz Sports Research Organic Fiber Powder (Unflavored)

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Sports Research via Amazon has for Select Accounts: 8.47-Oz Sports Research Organic Fiber Powder (30-Servings, Unflavored) for $22.46 - 30% when you clip the coupon on the product page - 10% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $13.47. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this item:
  • Formulated with both soluble & insoluble fiber to help support regularity and promote beneficial prebiotic support while helping maintain regulatory.
  • Soluble fiber helps slow digestion and nourish fiber intake, while insoluble fiber adds prebiotic support to help maintain regularity.
  • Made with organic psyllium husk (mostly soluble fiber), baobab fruit powder (Fibriss – soluble & insoluble fiber), and agave inulin, a prebiotic fiber that supports regularity.
  • Designed to mix easily into smoothies, shakes, or water without altering flavor. For best results, use a shaker bottle to help prevent clumping.
  • USDA Organic, Informed Sport Certified, Gluten-Free, Vegan, and made without artificial flavors. Crafted for purity, performance, and everyday digestive support.

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Sports Research via Amazon has for Select Accounts: 8.47-Oz Sports Research Organic Fiber Powder (30-Servings, Unflavored) for $22.46 - 30% when you clip the coupon on the product page - 10% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $13.47. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.

Note: You must be logged into your account. Coupons are typically one use and availability may vary by account. Manage subscriptions anytime after your order ships. Add filler/deals & save up to 15% w/ 5+ monthly items.

About this item:
  • Formulated with both soluble & insoluble fiber to help support regularity and promote beneficial prebiotic support while helping maintain regulatory.
  • Soluble fiber helps slow digestion and nourish fiber intake, while insoluble fiber adds prebiotic support to help maintain regularity.
  • Made with organic psyllium husk (mostly soluble fiber), baobab fruit powder (Fibriss – soluble & insoluble fiber), and agave inulin, a prebiotic fiber that supports regularity.
  • Designed to mix easily into smoothies, shakes, or water without altering flavor. For best results, use a shaker bottle to help prevent clumping.
  • USDA Organic, Informed Sport Certified, Gluten-Free, Vegan, and made without artificial flavors. Crafted for purity, performance, and everyday digestive support.

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Written by johnny_miller | Staff

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Sep 25, 2026 1:39 PM
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tognabSep 25, 2026 1:39 PM
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This seems a little pricey even after the coupon
Sep 27, 2026 1:44 PM
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RhancidSSep 27, 2026 1:44 PM
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How about an apple instead...
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hosammYesterday 4:58 AM
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No coupon for me
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MondayMorningQBYesterday 1:41 PM
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Quote from tognab View quoted comment :
This seems a little pricey even after the coupon
What do you recommend?
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PowerfulMeerkat409Yesterday 6:43 PM
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What is the coupon please
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PowerfulMeerkat409Yesterday 6:47 PM
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Quote from tognab View quoted comment :
This seems a little pricey even after the coupon
Where and what is coupon code please and thank you
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Quote from PowerfulMeerkat409 View quoted comment :
Where and what is coupon code please and thank you
There would be a checkbox or switch on the page when you choose Subscribe & Save, but unfortunately only some accounts will see it
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Quote from MondayMorningQB View quoted comment :
What do you recommend?
If you have Costco membership, just grab any fiber supplement they offer. Or hit up your local Walmart. There's not really much difference between fiber supplements beyond soluble and non-soluble types. I myself like Kirkland psyllium husk supplements. Alternatively, just pick up a bag of Chia seeds and add it to any liquid. It's tasteless and goes down smooth.
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Quote from onlycomesfordeals View quoted comment :
If you have Costco membership, just grab any fiber supplement they offer. Or hit up your local Walmart. There's not really much difference between fiber supplements beyond soluble and non-soluble types. I myself like Kirkland psyllium husk supplements. Alternatively, just pick up a bag of China seeds and add it to any liquid. It's tasteless and goes down smooth.
average adult needs between 30g to 40g of fiber a day. you'd needa bout 100g of chia seeds which is about 500 calories.
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Quote from Tideas View quoted comment :
average adult needs between 30g to 40g of fiber a day. you'd needa bout 100g of chia seeds which is about 500 calories.
Yes, that would be ideal, but reality is a different matter. It's a lot of work to actually hit those targets and you'd need to have fiber in every meal and maybe snacks too. Not sure how doable that is for most. Chia seeds are just one source of fiber and I definitely don't recommend eating that much of it. Gotta have some diversity like beans.
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TideasYesterday 8:04 PM
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chia seeds also expensive af. like $4 per pound. I think beans has the best price to fiber ratio, but still high calories and also, beans.
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Am I missing something, or are high fiber wraps a better alternative? Legitimately curious. This product is 5 g dietary fiber (not sure what the 8 g of organic fiber means) and 20 calories per serving. Tumaro's wraps are 14 g dietary fiber and 50 calories per serving. Plus 4 g of protein. Obviously, different use cases and some people don't like wraps, but if your only goal is added fiber, why would you pick this over wraps?
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Great Brand, trustworthy -- but the cows reading this thread are shaking their heads in disbelief
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Quote from cento View quoted comment :
Am I missing something, or are high fiber wraps a better alternative? Legitimately curious. This product is 5 g dietary fiber (not sure what the 8 g of organic fiber means) and 20 calories per serving. Tumaro's wraps are 14 g dietary fiber and 50 calories per serving. Plus 4 g of protein. Obviously, different use cases and some people don't like wraps, but if your only goal is added fiber, why would you pick this over wraps?
Low carb wraps / tortillas are an insane way to get good fiber cheap and quick.
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