Cheap Protein Powder

Per 25 g of protein, the cheapest here is Basic Supplements Beef Isolate in the 1.81 kg bag, followed by the 2.27 kg bags of Basic Supplements Whey. The bigger MusclePharm Combat Sport and Combat 100% Whey bags and Cellucor C4 Pro Whey come next. Sales move the order, so check the price per serve on each card before you buy. Our cheapest protein powder NZ guide ranks them in full.

Usually not. A small pack costs less at the checkout but more per serve: a 908 g bag of Basic Supplements Whey costs about 30 per cent more per 25 g of protein than the 2.27 kg bag of the same powder. If you get through a pack in a month or two, buy the big size. If you are still choosing a flavour, start small and move up.

Divide the price by the number of serves, then adjust for protein. Scoop sizes differ, so 25 g of protein is the fair comparison: Basic Supplements Beef Isolate lists 27 g a serve, while most whey here lists 25 g. Every product card shows the price per serve, which saves you the maths.

Not because of the price. Every powder here lists 25 to 27 g of protein a serve, the same as many dearer tubs. Most are whey blends rather than pure isolate, and blends usually cost less: they carry a little more carbohydrate, fat and lactose a scoop. If you want an isolate, see our whey protein isolate range.

Basic Supplements Beef Isolate. It is made from beef protein rather than milk and lists 27 g of protein and 110 calories a serve. Its label lists hydrolysed collagen peptides alongside beef protein isolate. Everything else on this page is whey, which comes from milk. For more dairy-free choices, our plant protein range has them, though plant powders cost more per serve.

You can order it here. At today's prices every product here costs more than $70, so it ships free anywhere in New Zealand on its own. Orders placed before 1pm on a business day usually leave our Palmerston North warehouse the same day, with a tracking link by email. Rural addresses take one to two business days longer.