Does the price of nutritional/dietary supplements matter?
July 23, 2008 – 3:30 pm
Mr. Main Event asked:
For example, is a protein supplement that costs $75/bottle better than a protein supplement that costs only $30/bottle?
For example, is a protein supplement that costs $75/bottle better than a protein supplement that costs only $30/bottle?
*Presuming that both bottles hold the same quanitity.
Earl
3 Responses to “Does the price of nutritional/dietary supplements matter?”
Your body doesn’t care about brand names.
By killfoot2001 on Jul 25, 2008
If you make sure that it has what you need in it, than the cost will probably be determined by the brand.
They offer plenty of protein supplements at Wal Mart for a lower price from rather than going to a GNC store.
By shootsamshoot on Jul 28, 2008
Yes, kinda. First off, theres different kinds of proteins and different qualities. If your using the $30 walmart brand and its giving you gas and stomach problems, you know thats crappy protein. You should really do some research into the different kinds of proteins, but basicly the best type of whey protein is whey protein isolate, but it tends to be the more expensive type.
By Dave on Jul 30, 2008