Protein is the one supplement most people buy every month, so the price adds up. Here is how to pay less for it in Ringwood without buying a powder you will not finish.
Look at price per serve, not the tub price
Divide the price by the number of serves on the label. A $90 tub with 60 serves is $1.50 a serve. A $60 tub with 30 serves is $2.00 a serve. The bigger tub costs more today but less every day you use it.
Check the protein per serve too
Two powders can have the same scoop size and different protein. Read the nutrition panel and compare grams of protein per serve, not just the scoop.
Blends usually cost less than isolates
Whey isolate goes through more filtering, so it usually costs more than a whey blend or concentrate. If you digest dairy fine and are not chasing the leanest macros, a blend is the budget pick.
- Budget friendly blend: Rule 1 Whey Blend
- All whey protein powder
- Leaner option: whey protein isolate
- Dairy free: plant based protein
Other ways to save
- Check clearance for short dated or end of line tubs.
- Buy protein in a stack deal with creatine or pre-workout.
- Spend $99.99 or more online for free shipping, or choose pick up from Ringwood.
- Seen it cheaper? Ask us to beat it.
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Visit Supps247 Ringwood
135 Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood VIC 3134. Open 7 days. Store details, hours and directions.
We beat any price by 5%. Applies to identical in-stock items from Australian retailers. Excludes clearance, bundles and member-only pricing.
This is general information, not personal medical advice. Always read the label and use as directed.
