Nutricost BCAA Powder- 2:1:1 (Grape) 60 Servings
Branched-chain amino acids are essential compounds for regenerating muscular tissue. The stimulate protein synthesis and uptake, accounting for the majority of amino acids needed for growth.
Branched-chain amino acids are essential compounds for regenerating muscular tissue. The stimulate protein synthesis and uptake, accounting for the majority of amino acids needed for growth.
Branched-chain amino acids are essential compounds for regenerating muscular tissue. The stimulate protein synthesis and uptake, accounting for the majority of amino acids needed for growth.
Branched-chain amino acids are essential compounds for regenerating muscular tissue. The stimulate protein synthesis and uptake, accounting for the majority of amino acids needed for growth.
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Watermelon
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Pineapple
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Strawberry Kiwi
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Grape
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Raspberry Lemonade
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If you don’t get enough protein you need BCAAs. I have alway loved to drink my BCAAs so I tried this brand with the added benefits. Strawberry lemonade was good so then I tried green apple. I do not like this one. It has brown chunks which I suspect to be vitamins that didn’t mix. Not only do you see them in the bottle but you see them in the container before you scoop it out. Also this flavor has food coloring!! No good!!
originally posted on nutricost.com
First off, for anyone who doesn't already know this, BCAA powder on it's own tastes terrible. It is possibly one of the worst tasting things in the world. That's just how it is. Why, you ask, would one choose to consume it in this form, as opposed to taking capsules or using the super-artificially flavored stuff? Well, #1) The amount that you need to take is pretty large, an amount that is about equivalent to 15-20 capsules. If you buy BCAA already in capsules, you will either need to consume an insane number of pills (which is not cost effective) or take incredibly tiny dosages that are basically pointless. The flavored stuff may be a better option for some people, but I prefer to consume the least amount of artificial flavorings and sweeteners as possible. I have ... MoreFirst off, for anyone who doesn't already know this, BCAA powder on it's own tastes terrible. It is possibly one of the worst tasting things in the world. That's just how it is. Why, you ask, would one choose to consume it in this form, as opposed to taking capsules or using the super-artificially flavored stuff? Well, #1) The amount that you need to take is pretty large, an amount that is about equivalent to 15-20 capsules. If you buy BCAA already in capsules, you will either need to consume an insane number of pills (which is not cost effective) or take incredibly tiny dosages that are basically pointless. The flavored stuff may be a better option for some people, but I prefer to consume the least amount of artificial flavorings and sweeteners as possible. I have not tried the flavored version from Nutricost, so I can't say anything about it being more palatable. I did use a BCAA powder a few years ago that was very palatable. The only issue was that it contained some artificial sweeteners, which was the reason I decided not to reorder it. If you don't care about artificial sweeteners and prefer something that has an acceptable taste, you might want to consider trying NaturoNitro: Naturo Nitro Atlas, BCAA Instantized Powder, Best Branched Chain Amino Acids, 28 Servings, 5.5g Per Serving, Lemon Lime Flavor . However, if avoiding artificial sweeteners is a priority for you, this Nutricost BCAA powder is the best you'll find.Since I prefer to suffer the terrible taste of the pure powder I used the unflavored version. This is not a criticism of this brand; BCAA is just inherently gross. We, as humans, are not designed to consume amino acids directly; we are designed to consume meat (which does taste pretty darn good) and then break it down internally into amino acid components.I did one time actually encapsulate this BCAA powder, myself, since I have a bunch of empty gelatin capsules that I often use to make my own supplement capsules. However, the main problem with doing this is #1) It takes about 15-20 capsules per dosage, AND: #2) this powder is incredibly hygroscopic so it becomes clumpy within minutes since it attracts the moisture in the air almost immediately. It's very hard to work with.With that caveat out of the way, I have nothing but good things to say about this product. Here's what I like:1) It's made in the USA. This is increasingly rare and at times impossible to find. This brand is one of the few that seems to make all their supplements in the USA. Other brands are produced in China (even if they are 'packaged' in the USA) which means: little/no regulation or oversight and you really have no way to know what horrible contaminants you might be ingesting.2) It works. I know most people use BCAA prior or after going to the gym to improve recovery time. I use this for a different purpose: to minimize PEM (post exertional malaise) which is a debilitating symptom of CFS/ME. If I start to feel PEM starting (which usually begins with dead arms), I take a dose of BCAA as one of my interventions. The relief is fairly immediate, though not long lasting. However, the fact that it is effective tells me that the product is what it's advertised as being.3) Buying it like this (as bulk powder) is cost-effective, much more so than other brands in capsules.Overall, I'm extremely happy with both this company and this product, specifically. If you have any questions, I'm happy to try to help. If you found this review helpful, consider leaving me feedback, I'd really appreciate it.
originally posted on nutricost.com
I have tried a lot of different BCAAs, both flavored and unflavored (raw). Unflavored BCAAs aren't supposed to taste great. These taste neither great nor bad. Some raw BCAAs made me gag, especially if they didn't mix well. Not to mention, most raw, unflavored, fermented BCAAs smell like a dirty wet dog. Nutricost is by far the best experience I've had with raw BCAAs in regards to mixing, taste, smell, and of course, the notable improvements in workouts and physique. Nutricost unflavored BCAAs mixes well and doesn't settle to the bottom. It also doesn't leave a gritty sand feeling in your mouth/teeth. Also, it is not that bad to "dry scoop" if you are feeling like you need a little edge in your life. It does not really smell like anything, nor does it taste like what ... MoreI have tried a lot of different BCAAs, both flavored and unflavored (raw). Unflavored BCAAs aren't supposed to taste great. These taste neither great nor bad. Some raw BCAAs made me gag, especially if they didn't mix well. Not to mention, most raw, unflavored, fermented BCAAs smell like a dirty wet dog. Nutricost is by far the best experience I've had with raw BCAAs in regards to mixing, taste, smell, and of course, the notable improvements in workouts and physique. Nutricost unflavored BCAAs mixes well and doesn't settle to the bottom. It also doesn't leave a gritty sand feeling in your mouth/teeth. Also, it is not that bad to "dry scoop" if you are feeling like you need a little edge in your life. It does not really smell like anything, nor does it taste like what you expect raw amino acids to taste like. I will definitely keep buying from Nutricost. I have already bought several other products from them, and I have nothing but good things to say. Also, it is made in America, so you cannot go wrong supporting Patriotism.
| Best By | August 2026 |
| Dimensions | 13.5 x 11.3 x 11.2 cm , 0.66 kg |
| Serving Size | 1 Scoop (10 g) |
| Servings Per Container | 60 |
Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Watermelon
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Pineapple
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Strawberry Kiwi
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Grape
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Nutricost Bcaa Powder 60 Serv Raspberry Lemonade
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If you don’t get enough protein you need BCAAs. I have alway loved to drink my BCAAs so I tried this brand with the added benefits. Strawberry lemonade was good so then I tried green apple. I do not like this one. It has brown chunks which I suspect to be vitamins that didn’t mix. Not only do you see them in the bottle but you see them in the container before you scoop it out. Also this flavor has food coloring!! No good!!
First off, for anyone who doesn't already know this, BCAA powder on it's own tastes terrible. It is possibly one of the worst tasting things in the world. That's just how it is. Why, you ask, would one choose to consume it in this form, as opposed to taking capsules or using the super-artificially flavored stuff? Well, #1) The amount that you need to take is pretty large, an amount that is about equivalent to 15-20 capsules. If you buy BCAA already in capsules, you will either need to consume an insane number of pills (which is not cost effective) or take incredibly tiny dosages that are basically pointless. The flavored stuff may be a better option for some people, but I prefer to consume the least amount of artificial flavorings and sweeteners as possible. I have ... MoreFirst off, for anyone who doesn't already know this, BCAA powder on it's own tastes terrible. It is possibly one of the worst tasting things in the world. That's just how it is. Why, you ask, would one choose to consume it in this form, as opposed to taking capsules or using the super-artificially flavored stuff? Well, #1) The amount that you need to take is pretty large, an amount that is about equivalent to 15-20 capsules. If you buy BCAA already in capsules, you will either need to consume an insane number of pills (which is not cost effective) or take incredibly tiny dosages that are basically pointless. The flavored stuff may be a better option for some people, but I prefer to consume the least amount of artificial flavorings and sweeteners as possible. I have not tried the flavored version from Nutricost, so I can't say anything about it being more palatable. I did use a BCAA powder a few years ago that was very palatable. The only issue was that it contained some artificial sweeteners, which was the reason I decided not to reorder it. If you don't care about artificial sweeteners and prefer something that has an acceptable taste, you might want to consider trying NaturoNitro: Naturo Nitro Atlas, BCAA Instantized Powder, Best Branched Chain Amino Acids, 28 Servings, 5.5g Per Serving, Lemon Lime Flavor . However, if avoiding artificial sweeteners is a priority for you, this Nutricost BCAA powder is the best you'll find.Since I prefer to suffer the terrible taste of the pure powder I used the unflavored version. This is not a criticism of this brand; BCAA is just inherently gross. We, as humans, are not designed to consume amino acids directly; we are designed to consume meat (which does taste pretty darn good) and then break it down internally into amino acid components.I did one time actually encapsulate this BCAA powder, myself, since I have a bunch of empty gelatin capsules that I often use to make my own supplement capsules. However, the main problem with doing this is #1) It takes about 15-20 capsules per dosage, AND: #2) this powder is incredibly hygroscopic so it becomes clumpy within minutes since it attracts the moisture in the air almost immediately. It's very hard to work with.With that caveat out of the way, I have nothing but good things to say about this product. Here's what I like:1) It's made in the USA. This is increasingly rare and at times impossible to find. This brand is one of the few that seems to make all their supplements in the USA. Other brands are produced in China (even if they are 'packaged' in the USA) which means: little/no regulation or oversight and you really have no way to know what horrible contaminants you might be ingesting.2) It works. I know most people use BCAA prior or after going to the gym to improve recovery time. I use this for a different purpose: to minimize PEM (post exertional malaise) which is a debilitating symptom of CFS/ME. If I start to feel PEM starting (which usually begins with dead arms), I take a dose of BCAA as one of my interventions. The relief is fairly immediate, though not long lasting. However, the fact that it is effective tells me that the product is what it's advertised as being.3) Buying it like this (as bulk powder) is cost-effective, much more so than other brands in capsules.Overall, I'm extremely happy with both this company and this product, specifically. If you have any questions, I'm happy to try to help. If you found this review helpful, consider leaving me feedback, I'd really appreciate it.
I have tried a lot of different BCAAs, both flavored and unflavored (raw). Unflavored BCAAs aren't supposed to taste great. These taste neither great nor bad. Some raw BCAAs made me gag, especially if they didn't mix well. Not to mention, most raw, unflavored, fermented BCAAs smell like a dirty wet dog. Nutricost is by far the best experience I've had with raw BCAAs in regards to mixing, taste, smell, and of course, the notable improvements in workouts and physique. Nutricost unflavored BCAAs mixes well and doesn't settle to the bottom. It also doesn't leave a gritty sand feeling in your mouth/teeth. Also, it is not that bad to "dry scoop" if you are feeling like you need a little edge in your life. It does not really smell like anything, nor does it taste like what ... MoreI have tried a lot of different BCAAs, both flavored and unflavored (raw). Unflavored BCAAs aren't supposed to taste great. These taste neither great nor bad. Some raw BCAAs made me gag, especially if they didn't mix well. Not to mention, most raw, unflavored, fermented BCAAs smell like a dirty wet dog. Nutricost is by far the best experience I've had with raw BCAAs in regards to mixing, taste, smell, and of course, the notable improvements in workouts and physique. Nutricost unflavored BCAAs mixes well and doesn't settle to the bottom. It also doesn't leave a gritty sand feeling in your mouth/teeth. Also, it is not that bad to "dry scoop" if you are feeling like you need a little edge in your life. It does not really smell like anything, nor does it taste like what you expect raw amino acids to taste like. I will definitely keep buying from Nutricost. I have already bought several other products from them, and I have nothing but good things to say. Also, it is made in America, so you cannot go wrong supporting Patriotism.
I’ve been use nutricost products for about 5 months now and they sell quality products at a very low price. I tested this out and it does help with workout performance and also helps recover from muscle soreness that happens after a day of intense workout. The next day I was barely sore, I noticed if I don’t take this BCAA before, during and after my workout session, then I’m painfully sore the next day. BCAA helps recovery time a lot. Also the watermelon flavor is great. The bottle says to add to 8 ounces of water, but I add 1-2 scoops to an 16 ounces of water instead. This product does actually work, and if you want something that will help you with the soreness, this product will help you with that. I also use nutricosts pre-workout, fish oil capsules, ... MoreI’ve been use nutricost products for about 5 months now and they sell quality products at a very low price. I tested this out and it does help with workout performance and also helps recover from muscle soreness that happens after a day of intense workout. The next day I was barely sore, I noticed if I don’t take this BCAA before, during and after my workout session, then I’m painfully sore the next day. BCAA helps recovery time a lot. Also the watermelon flavor is great. The bottle says to add to 8 ounces of water, but I add 1-2 scoops to an 16 ounces of water instead. This product does actually work, and if you want something that will help you with the soreness, this product will help you with that. I also use nutricosts pre-workout, fish oil capsules, l-glutamine, creatine mono., etc. They sell many products that save our money and delivery quality products. I’m thinking to try out the coconut and pineapple flavor of BCAA. FYI: if you decide to order their unflavored-glutamine, you should know that it tastes really bad, they also have flavored l-glutamine, if you mistakenly bought the unflavored l-glutamine just mix it with BCAA (watermelon) and it does a great job of completely masking the bad flavor. Creative unflavored tastes good with water actually. But be careful with the unflavored products. I recommend buying small bottles of different flavors first and seeing which ones you like, mix stuff as needed. I hope this review helps. I didn’t see anyone leave a detailed and decent review to decided to go in depth. Also, for my pre-workout I add that to 500mL (17oz) of water not 8-12oz. It’s alsways good to add these powders to plenty of water for proper digestion, especially the pre-workout since it has caffeine. If you take a pre-workout with 300mg if caffeine you need to mix/drink plenty of water, otherwise you will get severe constipation. Other than that, Nutricost sells great products, just make sure you use them properly. I hope they come out with more products too.
Awesome price and no weird additives! I have been losing weight/in calorie deficit (CICO) since March 15, 2017 and had my weight loss goal set at 1.5lbs per week (which is a -750 calorie deficit per day). I really dislike protein powders and don't eat a lot of meat, so I decided to add a BCAA to my day to *hopefully* help prevent muscle loss from dieting + working out. I am working out 5 days per week for about 2 to 3 hours daily. I take mostly strength-training classes (again....to preserve muscle while losing fat) mixed with a bit of cardio here and there, so I am burning a lot of energy and calories. This BCAA appealed to me because the 2:1:1 ratio is exactly what you're supposed to look for and typically only find in high-priced versions. On top of that, most of ... MoreAwesome price and no weird additives! I have been losing weight/in calorie deficit (CICO) since March 15, 2017 and had my weight loss goal set at 1.5lbs per week (which is a -750 calorie deficit per day). I really dislike protein powders and don't eat a lot of meat, so I decided to add a BCAA to my day to *hopefully* help prevent muscle loss from dieting + working out. I am working out 5 days per week for about 2 to 3 hours daily. I take mostly strength-training classes (again....to preserve muscle while losing fat) mixed with a bit of cardio here and there, so I am burning a lot of energy and calories. This BCAA appealed to me because the 2:1:1 ratio is exactly what you're supposed to look for and typically only find in high-priced versions. On top of that, most of the expensive ones contain things like caffeine, green tea, and long list of "speedy" ingredients that really aren't necessary and that I didn't want. The fact that this contains Ashwaganda was a bonus because I've taken it before and it's very mild and only seeks to improve mood. I also liked the fact that this offers a variety of flavors/no flavor and is *allegedly* calorie-free.I drink this everyday in a concentrated form before my workouts...and then I take the remainder of the concentrated mixture (about 3 scoops total) and add it to my 64 ounce water and just sip on the diluted version throughout my workouts. I continue to add more water until I'm done working out and finish up whatever is left about an hour post-workout.Although I HATE fake sweetners, this one is easy to get used to compared to others. I got the Green Apple and it's basically a VERY SWEET Kool Aid. I don't know why the sweetness is quite so high...but the flavor is really tasty and adds well to water. There is no smell other than a muted "apple" scent and this doesn't typically irritate my stomach. Although BCAA's often cause nausea if you drink a lot DURING workouts, I found this only happened to me the first few days and then I adjusted the amount and my body also adjusted to having it. It only happened during extremely intense cardio workouts that sometimes make me a little queasy anyway. This is also very easy to mix. Although I have shaker bottles with the ball....I don't use them for this. I just shake it up in a regular water bottle the night before and stick it in the fridge for morning. No stirring or blender bottles necessary.What I don't quite understand is how it can be truly "calorie free". I've done some light reading and discovered that BCAA products don't have to list the calorie count as long as the calories *per gram* are less than 5. I hope that's not the case here because 5 calories per gram means that 1 scoop (7 grams) is about 35 calories. And since the recommended serving is about 20 grams per day...that quickly adds up to nearly 100 calories. To those not looking to lose weight or "cut"....that seems like no biggie. But even if you're drinking a low dose, 100 calories is a whole lot more than "calorie free".So I WOULD like to know if this is truly "calorie free" or the calorie count just isn't required due to the way the serving sizes are listed. Mind you...what I read could be total BS, but it's something to keep in mind if you're working out for weight loss or cutting and adding these calories without realizing it.Anyway, overall I'm thrilled with the taste, performance, and price and have ordered twice since my first purchase. I'm definitely pleased and although making muscle "gains" is nearly impossible while in deficit, I'm seeing nice muscle definition after losing 25 of the total 34 pounds I was looking to lose. I feel like this has been helpful both in preserving my existing muscle....as well as aiding in the DOMS (the sore muscles afterward) by just enough to notice. That's the best you can really expect from any BCAA and at this price point, the performance is incredible. Highly recommend and will continue to purchase (though if anyone knows about the calorie thing I mentioned, I'd love to hear back about it). Awesome product!
I waited several weeks to give a review, so that it was more useful than simply a review on the taste. This is the best value I’ve ever seen for BCAAs. My training intensity has improved similarly to how it does with creatine supplementation. There’s been a visible improvement in my overall body comp (mind you, I train 4-6 days a week and my diet is somewhat “clean”). So, clearly an effective supplement. The taste is horrible, which is a good sign, since no quality bcaa supp is going to taste good! I’ve watched videos comparing the difference between quality bcaa powders’ mixability and ones that are filled with garbage, and I believe this is “up to snuff.” I got the unflavored one because I wanted it as simple as possible and with the least amount of unnecessary ... MoreI waited several weeks to give a review, so that it was more useful than simply a review on the taste. This is the best value I’ve ever seen for BCAAs. My training intensity has improved similarly to how it does with creatine supplementation. There’s been a visible improvement in my overall body comp (mind you, I train 4-6 days a week and my diet is somewhat “clean”). So, clearly an effective supplement. The taste is horrible, which is a good sign, since no quality bcaa supp is going to taste good! I’ve watched videos comparing the difference between quality bcaa powders’ mixability and ones that are filled with garbage, and I believe this is “up to snuff.” I got the unflavored one because I wanted it as simple as possible and with the least amount of unnecessary ingredients possible. The ingredients are just bcaas; nothing more! But don’t think for a second that you can comfortably drink this without mixing it lol(and I’ve consumed all types of herbal supplements that would make the average person projectile vomit at the mere smell of them haha). I use True Lemon packets; fewest sugars and fewest ingredients and it ends up tasting about as good as a powder that’s twice as costly. $21 for 90 servings with the ideal 2:1:1 ratio is such tremendous value that I hardly see a point buying BCAAs anywhere else, and will order again, possibly forever 👍
This product doesn't dissolves in warm water. I added 1 scoop into 8oz glass of warm water and stirred for 5 minutes and it still doesn't dissolves. There is the white stuffs floating on the surface as you can see in the pictures. Is it a bad product with fillers? I bought the pure, non-flavored BCAA with no other ingredients as printed on the bottle. Hmmm, if there are fillers in the product, then that will make stuffs float. Since this powder is extremely fine, it should dissolves very easily but that is not the case. I have doubts about its authenticity. This BCAA tastes bitter and has an odd smell to it. I was wondering if it should smells and taste like that.What do you all think? Is it a real or fake product?I will update my review after I use it for 2 weeks.
If you have a weak stomach, unflavored is not for you. If you want to recover better after an intense workout, avoid a lot of sugar, and do it for a price that can't be beat, you need to buy this. I used to workout without supplements. I did a lot of different things: cycling, weight training, running, HIIT, boxing--really, anything intense, hard, or painful to keep in shape. After a while I started incorporating supplements to get better results and push my gains. Protein shakes, creatine, caffeine, and finally BCAA's. Each of those added a little more relief or better prep for my workouts. None of them made me feel as ready for my next workout as BCAA's though.Really, this stuff is gross. It smells bad, it tastes bad, and it doesn't mix super well. But at this ... MoreIf you have a weak stomach, unflavored is not for you. If you want to recover better after an intense workout, avoid a lot of sugar, and do it for a price that can't be beat, you need to buy this. I used to workout without supplements. I did a lot of different things: cycling, weight training, running, HIIT, boxing--really, anything intense, hard, or painful to keep in shape. After a while I started incorporating supplements to get better results and push my gains. Protein shakes, creatine, caffeine, and finally BCAA's. Each of those added a little more relief or better prep for my workouts. None of them made me feel as ready for my next workout as BCAA's though.Really, this stuff is gross. It smells bad, it tastes bad, and it doesn't mix super well. But at this point, I'm not working out without it. My recovery time has gotten so much better; the intensity is getting better; I feel like I have more energy before, during and after; and I just can't stress how much better my muscles feel the day after a workout now. The price is good, the packaging is simple, the product is fantastic.No nonsense supplement for no nonsense workouts.
1. Unflavored is supposed to taste bad. If you buy it and complain about it you are just clueless. You have a choice. Buy flavored with crap sucralose or aspartame. Pay significantly more to get it flavored with stevia or monkfruit. Or buy unflavored and sweeten and flavor to your liking with your sweetener and flavoring of choice. True Lemon and other flavors they have are dirt cheap in bulk. Monk fruit and stevia are cheap in bulk. Sugar is real cheap period. A little sugar and stevia does wonders. Monkfruit works well too. You get more product for your money by buying unflavored and sweetening on your own. And this stuff works as well as any other bcaa powder I've tried. My big beef is their product changes. Used to be 90 servings and is now 83 servings yet they ... More1. Unflavored is supposed to taste bad. If you buy it and complain about it you are just clueless. You have a choice. Buy flavored with crap sucralose or aspartame. Pay significantly more to get it flavored with stevia or monkfruit. Or buy unflavored and sweeten and flavor to your liking with your sweetener and flavoring of choice. True Lemon and other flavors they have are dirt cheap in bulk. Monk fruit and stevia are cheap in bulk. Sugar is real cheap period. A little sugar and stevia does wonders. Monkfruit works well too. You get more product for your money by buying unflavored and sweetening on your own. And this stuff works as well as any other bcaa powder I've tried. My big beef is their product changes. Used to be 90 servings and is now 83 servings yet they still charge the same. Tired of dishonest and shifty companies and nutricost is no different. They weren't even smart enough to change the pictures. So I'm done with them. I'd rather spend a little more on companies I trust. And nutricost has done this shifty behavior on multiple products. Just search across their powders and you'll see reviews where they have decreased product amounts yet charge the same. So screw them.I don't get how companies do this on the down low and not expect their customers to notice. They must think you're all stupid and don't have options to buy other products.
Seems to work as good as any other or better. The first time i got this product it was on sale about half price and yes it had a smelly smell I assume it had got hot for a period of time but it was tolerable after mixing in with flavored protein powder. The last few times it has been fine with only a very slight "off" smell. I have had a hard time finding any flavored BCAA products I like, I have mixed this one with others to tone them down.
| Best By | August 2026 |
| Dimensions | 13.5 x 11.3 x 11.2 cm , 0.66 kg |
| Serving Size | 1 Scoop (10 g) |
| Servings Per Container | 60 |
