Optimum Nutrition 100% Whey Gold Standard, Double Rich Chocolate, 10 Pounds Bags
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Customer Reviews of Optimum Nutrition 100% Whey Gold Standard, Double Rich Chocolate, 10 Pounds Bags
Customer Review: The second time I tried ON protein. There will NOT be a third
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought Optimum Nutrition Whey protein this time because there was more protein than their competitors.
When I tried ON protein the first time I found the drink to be thin and runny. but the flavor was good.
This time it is even thinner than before, and the flavor is almost non existent.
I have tried ON whey protein, twice, GNC whey protein, and two others that I will not name because their consistency was like mixing water and sand.
For flavor and consistency so far I MUCH prefer the GNC protein
I recommend you avoid Optimum Whey Protein if taste and consistency are important to you
Customer Review: Ours was lumpy, ok once removed
Summary: 2 Stars
It was OK after removing the lumps in the bag harder chocolate lumps we were not sure of so rather then take a chance we took them out of the product. It seems OK but could not get response on product from maker if we should be concern or not. They are rated well on bodybuilders dot com etc. Maybe got a bag exposed to moisture is all we can assume since we got no response other wise to dateCustomer Review: Something wrong
Summary: 1 Stars
This product gave me an allergy, I felt like I was going to die or something, I get nightmares just thinking about it. It seems that 0.5% of the population is susceptible to soy allergies and I happen to be one of them. Anyway, this product is not completely whey like the company claims, in fact it has cheap soy added to it. If you will look at the allergen information, it says that soy lecithin is been added to improve mixability. I feel like I have been cheated, if I was living in the United States then I would have sued optimum for sure.
People get your facts straight, whey is imported into United States from Newzealand and Australia. If you check any Newzealand or Australian sites you will know that Whey isolate is very very expensive. It is impossible to sell 10 pounds of this stuff at $60(even if it was a mix of whey concentrate-a cheaper version of whey) If some of you consider suing Optimum, please remember me and send me check as well :-) Right now I don't take anything manufactured by so called "bodybuilding product" companies. Remember in 2005 another company Ultimate Nutrition was sued for Super Complete capsules by some Swimmer and had an out of court settlement for half a million dollars.