Here's the best price I can find for Premier Protein Shakes: amzn.to/3S6xEUB This is an affiliate link. Feel free to use it or don't. There's no extra cost to you. It simply helps me purchase more product to review for the channel. Also, it's important to mention, an affiliate link is NOT a sponsored link. I paid for this product 100% with my own money and reviewed it independently. I have never received any financial compensation from manufacturers for reviews. Companies never know that I'm reviewing their products before a video gets published. It makes no difference to me whether I love or hate the product, I simply tell you my candid opinion. So while I can receive commissions for referring sales to products, if you end up being disappointed with my recommendation and don’t come back to the channel, I lose my audience trust. This is why I always set a very high standard for my review process, and constantly strive to provide the best, most honest, and most helpful information.
Glad I finally discovered a product that works well with my schedule. I drink one of these with each of my meal which makes it really easy to hit my 1 gram of protein per pound of lean body weight when I pair it with other protein rich foods throughout the day. They taste great and although the protein percentage is fairly low compared to other products on the market, the taste and convenience outweigh that downside.
These are shelf stable. They only need to be refrigerated once opened. Now, the flavor may be improved by refrigerating, but it’s not required (unless you purchase some that’s already been in the fridge).
You're correct, Chelsee. In my opinion, though, they don’t taste nearly as good at room temperature (though they are still technically consumable), so I found it important to have some ready in the fridge. AFter opening, yes, they need to go in the fridge whether you like it or not.
To add to this. My box of shakes was left in the car 130+ heat and I refrigerated them then drank and digested a day later just fine. Which is pretty much how they come off the delivery trucks in Texas
For anyone looking at this video and going to the gym (or doing whatever) for gains, here's what I have to say: This protein shake *DOES* work. Don't entirely rely on it for muscle gains though, like this guy said, 75% of calories is the protein but that's only a fair amount, you'd have to take several more of these a day to get real gains alongside other foods but you CAN work with this shake for gains and I can attest to that. I've made a blended protein drink with creatine and some added sugar with Premier protein and it works well. You can also just have them on the go after or before meals and gym workouts to get that extra bit of protein in for the day. So if you workout and were wondering if this drink works, yes it does; just make sure you work with it correctly and efficiently. Good luck and thanks to anybody who has read this. 💪
I use this in place of regular milk for my drinks! I make a latte, spiced chai, matcha, and Americano with this stuff. Im a barista so it's easier for me to make them (: I use this as a Frappuccino base sometimes.
These are My Favorite !!! I Love the Coffee One and use it as Creamer for my morning Coffee !!! I have never had an issue with an after taste and am more than Happy to Pay the Price for them !!!
I drink similar products sometimes, i prefer the jocko brand because he uses a little bit better ingredients (still needs to make shelf stable so you can't get around the stabilizers) but i just like supporting smaller brands, especially since he was deployed with my dad at he same time in the same place, they didn't know each other though. My son who is extremely picky will drink them for lunch when he has a hard time with protein. I love seeing that they are available in all of my local grocery stores now.
Good stuff. A few questions. Any thoughts comparing Premier Protein versus Pure Protein brands? If 75% of the calories of this product come from protein, can you suggest a brand or two at the excellent 85% plus level? Oh, and one more. What small, inexpensive, convenient food item(s) might I add to this to make it a legit and full meal replacement shake? Blend it with a piece of fruit maybe, like blueberries or prunes or a banana, or something else? You mentioned some almonds on the side, would that do it, or other? Thanks. I've been thinking about using Slimfast's High Protein Meal Replacement shakes, but those include soy protein (Whey and soy), and soy is not as high quality and complete a protein, while Premier, and apparently Pure, have Whey and Casein, both high quality and part of milk protein, whey for quick absorption, casein for more sustained absorption, and I like this combination a lot more. But Slim promotes itself as a full meal replacement shake, where Premier and Pure do not, so I go round and round unsure.
I've definitely thought I need to do some Premier Protein versus their competitors. It's on the list of videos. I think it's going to be hard pressed to find an RTD shake that is 85%+ in terms of protein percent of calories. At that point, you should really be looking at a whey protein. If you want to turn Premier into a meal replacement, a handful of almonds and a piece of fruit would suffice.
I actually did research and found that premier is basically lactose free. Yes it contained milk proteins but there is very little lactose leftover. I’ve been drinking it after my workouts and I’ve had no issues with them, and I’m Very lactose intolerant when it comes to milk products.
I used to buy the gold standard 5 lb all the time and let me tell you I never enjoyed them I just wanted to get it down but with Premier Protein it is actually addicting how good they taste I'll gladly pay a little more for something I'm going to enjoy
except he lied at 3:40, NO rtds by default need refrigeration. you can buy them at room temp and consume at room temp. they only need a fridge if you have left over so it does not spoil. even then, after opening, you can consume it warm for many hours after opened before it needs refrigeration.
Why not just drink 7 of these per day? That’s 1120 calories, 210 grams of protein, 8 grams of sugar, 24 grams of fat, and 1260 mg of sodium (based off of the one I have which shows 180mg per serving)..so while this may sound crazy, it puts you at over 200 grams of protein, an exTREMELY low intake of fat and sugar, very low calorie total, and under the average recommended sodium intake per day. So why not just drink 6-8 of these a day and eat one meal of solid food. Your calories would still be 2200 calories or less depending on that meal with insane protein? Tell Me why this wouldn’t work.
Give it a go and let me know how it goes. Genuinely curious about how you perform and feel. However, you could probably be a bit more precise with your caloric intake and macronutrient distribution to optimize whatever your goal is. Who knows if 2200 calories is enough or not. Who knows if 210 grams of protein will get you toward your goal. Maybe it's actually too much protein based on your current bodyweight and goals. There's a lot to consider here. One thing is for sure though, you're probably not going to get all the micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) you need from simply drinking these shakes -- you need different whole foods for that. Premier also uses some combination of synthetic vitamins. If you want to learn what that means and why it matters then I encourage you to read our article: feastgood.com/premier-protein-shakes-reviews/. Further, you'd probably just get really bored of drinking shakes. After a while, you'd probably not enjoy it. (It should be stated that nobody from FeastGood, including myself, are not doctors, so talk to your doctor before beginning a nutritional, and/or supplement routine)
The premier protien shakes has ALOT of added stuff like preservatives,artificial flavorings,ect which isn't good for your gut health and can cause side effects if ingesting to much.but you can still try and drink 6 or 7 it just wouldn't be the most healthiest option
ok I have a question,, I am taking whey grass fed protein powder 25g. Would I get the same protein to my diet as a RTD? That would be easier but it seems powder is supposed to be better.. Thank you
If you're just looking to get protein in your diet and you don't care about the type of protein or other ingredients that may accompany it, then yeah, it's all the same. Cost, digestibility, rate of absorption, protein percent of calories, taste, would all be different.
@@feast_good was taking Legion plant I think 22 gms, then Level Whey 25 gms. I dont know maybe Legion plant is better but I don't know. Not sure if 3 gms makes a difference, it tastes much better. Thank you for all your response
We haven't published a full review of Vega yet, although personally, I don't like the gritty texture of Vega. Vega has a few different product lines. This one (amzn.to/3ZK1G3t - affiliate link) we've mentioned a few times as a good plant-based option since it is considered a "complete protein", which not all plant-based proteins can say. It's also fairly low carb (4-6g) depending on the flavor, which again, not all plant-based proteins can say. If you're not looking for a plant-based protein specifically though, I don't think the price is justified. Vega costs between $1.98-$3.23 per serving depending on the size and specific product. The average cost of whey protein across all brands is $1.34. So A LOT more expensive if you're consuming it on a regular basis. With that said, premier protein shakes are considered a 'Ready to Drink' protein, so it's not a powder like Vega. It's a totally different product and use case.
@@pgscontinuingjourney Let me know how it is. I haven't done a proper review on Quest yet. But seeing as it's a competitor to Premier Protein, I'll likely add it to my list.
Most powders tell you either 1 or 2 scoops make up the nutritional serving on the label. Most of the time its usually 1 scoop per 8oz (give or take) of liquid, and you can add more powder or more liquid depending on how thick or strong you want the flavor. Milk vs water also depends if you want to avoid the extra calories of milk, want a more flavorful shake, or are lactose intolerant
What Ernie said is accurate. The only thing I'd add is that the powder is NOT a meal replacement, like the Ready-to-Drink Premier Shakes. The powder is meant to be used post-workout.
Costco has it cheaper 18 pack and sometimes on sale for like $27 regular $35 The taste is ok to me compared to other brands, i use the coffee flavor and put in my coffee ☕️ in the morning. Not sure about the refrigerated because in costco it’s sitting on a palette in a room temperature here in Hawaii , but after opening sure must be refrigerated also taste better refrigerated. I wasn’t fan of premade protein shakes but getting 200g of protein is hard so I use 2-3 a day with my meals . I have different brands to change flavors and if I use powder protein i put in blender frozen fruit, avocado sometimes peanut butter and oats . Sometimes water sometimes milk or almond, coconut macadamia nut milk . I get bloated from dairy 🥛 so I try not to drink regular milk. But this protein doesn’t seem to upset my stomach so Ive been drinking it over 2 years now.
Ya, there's definitely price fluctuations now with it going on sale and being offered in places like Costco. About the refrigeration, that's what I meant and I should have been more clear. It needs to be refrigerated after opening, but it 100% tastes better if its refrigerated regardless. Nice to hear it doesn't bloat you. I know other people have said it does. But it's totally individual.
my tip on the taste bc i just did this a few mins ago when i ate breakfast but i open my choch premier shake and i add like 3 to 4 pinches of the fingers worth of stevia or any zero cal sweetener right and then mix that a up again and it literally boost the flavor by 10 times making it a smoother enjoyable experience
Carrageenan subjected to harsh acid hydrolysis is what could cause health issues if consumed. Colon Cancer like you said is one of those potential outcomes. Now from what I’ve researched it seems like the majority of studies show our human stomachs not being acidic enough to make this conversion. However there are some groups who believe otherwise. Ask your doctor/nutritionist if you’re concerned as always. There are many other food items that contain Carrageenan such as chocolate milk, ice cream, soy milk, sliced turkey, microwaveable meals and frozen pizzas just to name a handful. While I appreciate the OP’s intent to spread awareness of the potential health risk, it’s severely lacking in information and a little misleading.
Besides the fact that they are ridiculously expensive honestly they are so delicious I just bought a bunch on Amazon Prime day vanilla and birthday cake
but there are more cons: what about all the artificial junk in it? what about the lawsuit against them alleging unsafe lead levels that lead to cancer?
This is new information to me. As far as I can tell from a bit of research, this lawsuit re: lead is still ongoing and nothing has been determined. I imagine we'll hear more about this in due course and I'll be following it closely. If you hear of anything else or want to provide links to our audience, feel free to post them in this thread.
Nobody paid me anything to review this, and I bought it with my own money. If you don't agree with my review, that's fine. But rather than putting a low effort comment like "this is pure junk", why don't you spend 10-15 minutes to explain your viewpoint with a bit of evidence. It would help me and others understand your position.
@@feast_good You have an affiliate link lol ! Shallow reviews deserve "low effort" comments. Someone who can actually read and ingredient list. ruclips.net/video/t8pev1eQLDI/видео.html
@@feast_good Learn to read an ingredient list. Theres a start. If you still can't understand then theres not much else I can do. You are endorsing chemical junk with and affiliate link and hence why this RUclips channel ain't going anywhere in a hurry. Time to lift your game.
Here's the best price I can find for Premier Protein Shakes: amzn.to/3S6xEUB
This is an affiliate link. Feel free to use it or don't. There's no extra cost to you. It simply helps me purchase more product to review for the channel.
Also, it's important to mention, an affiliate link is NOT a sponsored link. I paid for this product 100% with my own money and reviewed it independently. I have never received any financial compensation from manufacturers for reviews. Companies never know that I'm reviewing their products before a video gets published.
It makes no difference to me whether I love or hate the product, I simply tell you my candid opinion.
So while I can receive commissions for referring sales to products, if you end up being disappointed with my recommendation and don’t come back to the channel, I lose my audience trust. This is why I always set a very high standard for my review process, and constantly strive to provide the best, most honest, and most helpful information.
Glad I finally discovered a product that works well with my schedule. I drink one of these with each of my meal which makes it really easy to hit my 1 gram of protein per pound of lean body weight when I pair it with other protein rich foods throughout the day. They taste great and although the protein percentage is fairly low compared to other products on the market, the taste and convenience outweigh that downside.
Love to hear it. I'm going to review some more pre-made protein shakes on the channel because I A LOT of people seem to be interested.
These are shelf stable. They only need to be refrigerated once opened. Now, the flavor may be improved by refrigerating, but it’s not required (unless you purchase some that’s already been in the fridge).
You're correct, Chelsee. In my opinion, though, they don’t taste nearly as good at room temperature (though they are still technically consumable), so I found it important to have some ready in the fridge. AFter opening, yes, they need to go in the fridge whether you like it or not.
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@@PinkFlowers365 🙏
To add to this. My box of shakes was left in the car 130+ heat and I refrigerated them then drank and digested a day later just fine. Which is pretty much how they come off the delivery trucks in Texas
For anyone looking at this video and going to the gym (or doing whatever) for gains, here's what I have to say: This protein shake *DOES* work.
Don't entirely rely on it for muscle gains though, like this guy said, 75% of calories is the protein but that's only a fair amount, you'd have to take several more of these a day to get real gains alongside other foods but you CAN work with this shake for gains and I can attest to that.
I've made a blended protein drink with creatine and some added sugar with Premier protein and it works well. You can also just have them on the go after or before meals and gym workouts to get that extra bit of protein in for the day. So if you workout and were wondering if this drink works, yes it does; just make sure you work with it correctly and efficiently.
Good luck and thanks to anybody who has read this. 💪
Thanks for sharing 👊
thanks!!! I’ve always thought that this would meet my required protein requirements but i guess not!
Thanks for sharing 👍
I use this in place of regular milk for my drinks! I make a latte, spiced chai, matcha, and Americano with this stuff. Im a barista so it's easier for me to make them (: I use this as a Frappuccino base sometimes.
I've done the same, although, probably not as fancy as yours 🤪
These are My Favorite !!! I Love the Coffee One and use it as Creamer for my morning Coffee !!! I have never had an issue with an after taste and am more than Happy to Pay the Price for them !!!
Ya, the coffee one is great. I agree.
I picked up an 18 pack at Costco for 28.99 over the weekend. I suspect that is a sale price. That comes to $1.61 per serving!
Ya, I've had others say they can get it cheaper at Costco too. I think they've only recently started carrying it at these prices.
I drink similar products sometimes, i prefer the jocko brand because he uses a little bit better ingredients (still needs to make shelf stable so you can't get around the stabilizers) but i just like supporting smaller brands, especially since he was deployed with my dad at he same time in the same place, they didn't know each other though. My son who is extremely picky will drink them for lunch when he has a hard time with protein. I love seeing that they are available in all of my local grocery stores now.
Ya, there are a ton of ready to drink protein shakes out there. I've heard of Jocko protein but haven't tried it. I might have to now.
Good stuff. A few questions. Any thoughts comparing Premier Protein versus Pure Protein brands? If 75% of the calories of this product come from protein, can you suggest a brand or two at the excellent 85% plus level? Oh, and one more. What small, inexpensive, convenient food item(s) might I add to this to make it a legit and full meal replacement shake? Blend it with a piece of fruit maybe, like blueberries or prunes or a banana, or something else? You mentioned some almonds on the side, would that do it, or other? Thanks. I've been thinking about using Slimfast's High Protein Meal Replacement shakes, but those include soy protein (Whey and soy), and soy is not as high quality and complete a protein, while Premier, and apparently Pure, have Whey and Casein, both high quality and part of milk protein, whey for quick absorption, casein for more sustained absorption, and I like this combination a lot more. But Slim promotes itself as a full meal replacement shake, where Premier and Pure do not, so I go round and round unsure.
I've definitely thought I need to do some Premier Protein versus their competitors. It's on the list of videos. I think it's going to be hard pressed to find an RTD shake that is 85%+ in terms of protein percent of calories. At that point, you should really be looking at a whey protein. If you want to turn Premier into a meal replacement, a handful of almonds and a piece of fruit would suffice.
I actually did research and found that premier is basically lactose free. Yes it contained milk proteins but there is very little lactose leftover. I’ve been drinking it after my workouts and I’ve had no issues with them, and I’m
Very lactose intolerant when it comes to milk products.
That's good to hear. I know others will appreciate hearing this.
Is it keto friendly and will it help to loose weight while also staying on a low carb diet?
Because it is low carb (4g) and low sugar (1g) with 2g of fiber per serving, Premier Protein is keto-friendly.
I found a box of 18 for 30$ at Costco so with the price factor out of the way this will be my new go to
That's a good find
Your video is phenomenal. Thank you very much!
Wow, that means a lot. Seriously motivating
I used to buy the gold standard 5 lb all the time and let me tell you I never enjoyed them I just wanted to get it down but with Premier Protein it is actually addicting how good they taste I'll gladly pay a little more for something I'm going to enjoy
Ya, and there's a ton of flavors too. So I really don't think it'll be hard for people to find a flavor they enjoy.
Respects, mate. Very much love.
Thanks 🙌
except he lied at 3:40, NO rtds by default need refrigeration. you can buy them at room temp and consume at room temp. they only need a fridge if you have left over so it does not spoil. even then, after opening, you can consume it warm for many hours after opened before it needs refrigeration.
Why not just drink 7 of these per day? That’s 1120 calories, 210 grams of protein, 8 grams of sugar, 24 grams of fat, and 1260 mg of sodium (based off of the one I have which shows 180mg per serving)..so while this may sound crazy, it puts you at over 200 grams of protein, an exTREMELY low intake of fat and sugar, very low calorie total, and under the average recommended sodium intake per day.
So why not just drink 6-8 of these a day and eat one meal of solid food. Your calories would still be 2200 calories or less depending on that meal with insane protein? Tell Me why this wouldn’t work.
Give it a go and let me know how it goes. Genuinely curious about how you perform and feel.
However, you could probably be a bit more precise with your caloric intake and macronutrient distribution to optimize whatever your goal is.
Who knows if 2200 calories is enough or not. Who knows if 210 grams of protein will get you toward your goal. Maybe it's actually too much protein based on your current bodyweight and goals. There's a lot to consider here.
One thing is for sure though, you're probably not going to get all the micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) you need from simply drinking these shakes -- you need different whole foods for that. Premier also uses some combination of synthetic vitamins. If you want to learn what that means and why it matters then I encourage you to read our article: feastgood.com/premier-protein-shakes-reviews/.
Further, you'd probably just get really bored of drinking shakes. After a while, you'd probably not enjoy it.
(It should be stated that nobody from FeastGood, including myself, are not doctors, so talk to your doctor before beginning a nutritional, and/or supplement routine)
The premier protien shakes has ALOT of added stuff like preservatives,artificial flavorings,ect which isn't good for your gut health and can cause side effects if ingesting to much.but you can still try and drink 6 or 7 it just wouldn't be the most healthiest option
@@alexnance-cu9kt That's a good point. Another reason I'd be skeptical on using these shakes to replace every meal.
because in order to stay healthy you're going to need to eat food which contain nutrients that you will die without
Bro 7 of these shakes will destroy your kidneys in a month. Too much of everything is bad for you.
How do you open the box? I am a 78-year-old woman that lives alone. I have the box of 15, and I can't get it open.
I wish I could come over and open the box for you
Grab a neighbor
Box cutter or pry with a screwdriver?
If you have a dog put the treat in the box….and wait for the dog to open it.
ok I have a question,, I am taking whey grass fed protein powder 25g. Would I get the same protein to my diet as a RTD? That would be easier but it seems powder is supposed to be better.. Thank you
If you're just looking to get protein in your diet and you don't care about the type of protein or other ingredients that may accompany it, then yeah, it's all the same. Cost, digestibility, rate of absorption, protein percent of calories, taste, would all be different.
@@feast_good thank you, I think I will stay with the powder
@@dgale1023 Good call. What protein have you been taking?
@@feast_good was taking Legion plant I think 22 gms, then Level Whey 25 gms. I dont know maybe Legion plant is better but I don't know. Not sure if 3 gms makes a difference, it tastes much better. Thank you for all your response
They store it on the shelves, does not need to be refrigerated unless opened
Yes, that was my bad. I should have clarified that.
Thank you for sharing this!! How about the VEGA Vegan Protein Powders? That is the one I use.
We haven't published a full review of Vega yet, although personally, I don't like the gritty texture of Vega. Vega has a few different product lines. This one (amzn.to/3ZK1G3t - affiliate link) we've mentioned a few times as a good plant-based option since it is considered a "complete protein", which not all plant-based proteins can say. It's also fairly low carb (4-6g) depending on the flavor, which again, not all plant-based proteins can say. If you're not looking for a plant-based protein specifically though, I don't think the price is justified. Vega costs between $1.98-$3.23 per serving depending on the size and specific product. The average cost of whey protein across all brands is $1.34. So A LOT more expensive if you're consuming it on a regular basis.
With that said, premier protein shakes are considered a 'Ready to Drink' protein, so it's not a powder like Vega. It's a totally different product and use case.
@@feast_good Thanks so much! Yeah, Vega is a so so taste. But making the switch to Quest Chocolate Milkshake protein powder.
@@pgscontinuingjourney Let me know how it is. I haven't done a proper review on Quest yet. But seeing as it's a competitor to Premier Protein, I'll likely add it to my list.
How do I use the power mix do I use one or two scoops to make it tastes good and should I use water or milk
Most powders tell you either 1 or 2 scoops make up the nutritional serving on the label. Most of the time its usually 1 scoop per 8oz (give or take) of liquid, and you can add more powder or more liquid depending on how thick or strong you want the flavor.
Milk vs water also depends if you want to avoid the extra calories of milk, want a more flavorful shake, or are lactose intolerant
What Ernie said is accurate. The only thing I'd add is that the powder is NOT a meal replacement, like the Ready-to-Drink Premier Shakes. The powder is meant to be used post-workout.
Costco has it cheaper 18 pack and sometimes on sale for like $27 regular $35
The taste is ok to me compared to other brands, i use the coffee flavor and put in my coffee ☕️ in the morning. Not sure about the refrigerated because in costco it’s sitting on a palette in a room temperature here in Hawaii , but after opening sure must be refrigerated also taste better refrigerated.
I wasn’t fan of premade protein shakes but getting 200g of protein is hard so I use 2-3 a day with my meals . I have different brands to change flavors and if I use powder protein i put in blender frozen fruit, avocado sometimes peanut butter and oats . Sometimes water sometimes milk or almond, coconut macadamia nut milk . I get bloated from dairy 🥛 so I try not to drink regular milk. But this protein doesn’t seem to upset my stomach so Ive been drinking it over 2 years now.
Ya, there's definitely price fluctuations now with it going on sale and being offered in places like Costco.
About the refrigeration, that's what I meant and I should have been more clear. It needs to be refrigerated after opening, but it 100% tastes better if its refrigerated regardless.
Nice to hear it doesn't bloat you. I know other people have said it does. But it's totally individual.
Ima be trying to drink only 3 of these a day and eat nothing so see "a severe diet effect" using them, thoughts?
This is not a good idea. They're not supposed to be a substitute for your entire daily nutrition.
Is the whole lead issue cleared up?
Here's something I found on Google: news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation/bellring-sheds-bulk-of-protein-shake-lead-deception-lawsuit
my tip on the taste bc i just did this a few mins ago when i ate breakfast but i open my choch premier shake and i add like 3 to 4 pinches of the fingers worth of stevia or any zero cal sweetener right and then mix that a
up again and it literally boost the flavor by 10 times making it a smoother enjoyable experience
That's a great tip. Thanks for sharing!
thanks so much!
🙌
it has Carrageenan in it which causes colon cancer.
I stay away from talking about things I'm not qualified to say.
Carrageenan subjected to harsh acid hydrolysis is what could cause health issues if consumed. Colon Cancer like you said is one of those potential outcomes. Now from what I’ve researched it seems like the majority of studies show our human stomachs not being acidic enough to make this conversion. However there are some groups who believe otherwise. Ask your doctor/nutritionist if you’re concerned as always. There are many other food items that contain Carrageenan such as chocolate milk, ice cream, soy milk, sliced turkey, microwaveable meals and frozen pizzas just to name a handful. While I appreciate the OP’s intent to spread awareness of the potential health risk, it’s severely lacking in information and a little misleading.
@@feast_good You are a clown. You don't need any qualifications to report facts. Simple search of scientific literature will suffice.
When i search it up if its good for you i get a bunch of no about like "they use artificial flavors" but i think it does more good than bad
Most packaged foods you eat will have artificial flavors. Up to you if you want to limit those sorts of ingredients or not.
Besides the fact that they are ridiculously expensive honestly they are so delicious I just bought a bunch on Amazon Prime day vanilla and birthday cake
Price is definitely a factor. All Ready To Drink protein shakes are almost twice the cost compared with a tub of whey protein.
Strawberry is good
I actually haven't tried strawberry. Or maybe I have a long time ago and I just forgot.
Review Isomass please
It's on the list!
ACTUALLY THE VANILLA VERSION OF THIS IS NOT BAD BUT OFFISALLY ITS NOT THE BEST.
Vanilla is good, you're right.
but there are more cons: what about all the artificial junk in it? what about the lawsuit against them alleging unsafe lead levels that lead to cancer?
This is new information to me. As far as I can tell from a bit of research, this lawsuit re: lead is still ongoing and nothing has been determined. I imagine we'll hear more about this in due course and I'll be following it closely. If you hear of anything else or want to provide links to our audience, feel free to post them in this thread.
Any updates?
Haven't heard anything@@mr.regular589
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The chocolate one says it contains soy
Thanks for noticing this
Just for clarity. It does contain soy oil.
What is that listed under on the ingredient panel?
If George hackenschmidt drinks 11 pints milk of this
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I get it for $1 at dollar tree
Just tried searching for it on their website and couldn't find it. Maybe it's only some stores.
Paid informercial. This product is pure junk.
Nobody paid me anything to review this, and I bought it with my own money. If you don't agree with my review, that's fine. But rather than putting a low effort comment like "this is pure junk", why don't you spend 10-15 minutes to explain your viewpoint with a bit of evidence. It would help me and others understand your position.
@@feast_good You have an affiliate link lol ! Shallow reviews deserve "low effort" comments. Someone who can actually read and ingredient list. ruclips.net/video/t8pev1eQLDI/видео.html
@@feast_good Learn to read an ingredient list. Theres a start. If you still can't understand then theres not much else I can do. You are endorsing chemical junk with and affiliate link and hence why this RUclips channel ain't going anywhere in a hurry. Time to lift your game.