Where to buy Myoplex

voivod · 11-10-2008

I bought myoplex at GNC and it was a bit expensive. Is there a website where I can get it cheaper?
Thanks,
Voivod

khujo · 11-10-2008

I get all my supplements at DPSnutrition.com

They always seem to have the best prices and often have lots of coupon codes posted right on their home page.

TheHappyFamily · 11-11-2008

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Originally Posted by voivod

I bought myoplex at GNC and it was a bit expensive. Is there a website where I can get it cheaper?
Thanks,
Voivod

Not sure if you have any BJ's or other wholesale clubs near you, but we got our s there very cheap. The Bag of Myoplex Chocolate was $31. Our local store carries the shakes. We got a bunch on sale for $3.50, otherwise they are $6.99.

tskeltonpga · 11-24-2008

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Originally Posted by voivod

I bought myoplex at GNC and it was a bit expensive. Is there a website where I can get it cheaper?
Thanks,
Voivod

costco has some! they have a big bag of protein powder that is only like 30 bucks! and you can get good quality chicken breast for cheap!

Mephisto · 11-24-2008

I just bought my first 6 weeks worth of shakes and bars from All Star Health and was very happy with the experience. Pretty decent prices (on Myoplex, anyway - I didn't look at much else) and cheap shipping.

Drewno · 11-25-2008

I recommend going through amazon.com (Which uses allstarhealth.com if I remember correctly) and ordering the 42-pack boxes of myoplex. I'm on my third box right now. It's about $80 with shipping and handling for 42 shake-sized powder packets, and given that it works out to about $2 per shake I think it's actually a money-saver when it comes to literally any other alternative out there - not to mention it's healthy!

tskeltonpga · 11-25-2008

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Originally Posted by Drewno

I recommend going through amazon.com (Which uses allstarhealth.com if I remember correctly) and ordering the 42-pack boxes of myoplex. I'm on my third box right now. It's about $80 with shipping and handling for 42 shake-sized powder packets, and given that it works out to about $2 per shake I think it's actually a money-saver when it comes to literally any other alternative out there - not to mention it's healthy!

every 4 pack of myoplex RTDs i have ever bought has a coupon for 4 bucks off of a 4 pack...normally they are 12 bucks but then we get them for 8...2 bucks per RTD pretty good deal IMO

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khujo Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 6	I get all my supplements at DPSnutrition.com They always seem to have the best prices and often have lots of coupon codes posted right on their home page.

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Mephisto Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Florida Posts: 7	I just bought my first 6 weeks worth of shakes and bars from All Star Health and was very happy with the experience. Pretty decent prices (on Myoplex, anyway - I didn't look at much else) and cheap shipping.

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Drewno Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 19	I recommend going through amazon.com (Which uses allstarhealth.com if I remember correctly) and ordering the 42-pack boxes of myoplex. I'm on my third box right now. It's about $80 with shipping and handling for 42 shake-sized powder packets, and given that it works out to about $2 per shake I think it's actually a money-saver when it comes to literally any other alternative out there - not to mention it's healthy!

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