BCAA 2200 MET-Rx

VS

Amino GT GAT

4.7 VSR

VSRating

7.5 VSR

$ 0.61

Price

per pure 5g amino acids

$ 0.76

2200 mg

Amino Acids

per serving size

8000 mg

$ 0.27

Price

per serving size

$ 1.21

Energy

Yes

Green Tea

Electrolyte

Yes

Potassium

Hydration

Yes

Betaine

Yes

2 Vitamin(s): Vitamin E, Vitamin B6

Vitamins / Minerals

Yes

2 Vitamin(s): Vitamin C, Vitamin B5
1 Mineral(s): Potassium

Flavors

Yes

1 Flavor(s): Tropical Lime Mojito

Yes

1 Size(s): 180 Softgel(s)

Sizes

Yes

1 Size(s): 3.2 oz

Our verdict

We’ve compared MET-Rx BCAA 2200 with GAT Amino GT. MET-Rx BCAA 2200 takes first place in this comparison and earns 4.7 VSR. Its competitor GAT Amino GT earns 7.5 VSR. The rating was affected in the first place by the price of amino acids, thus 5 grams of amino acids of MET-Rx BCAA 2200 going to cost you $ 0.61, as against $ 0.76 of GAT Amino GT. The serving of MET-Rx BCAA 2200 contains 2200 mg amino acids as against 8000 mg of GAT Amino GT. For a serving of MET-Rx BCAA 2200 you will pay $ 0.27 , and a for a serving of GAT Amino GT you will have to pay $ 1.21.

The MET-Rx BCAA 2200 composition contains vitamins in an amount of 2 as against 2 in GAT Amino GT.

The composition of GAT Amino GT contains the 1 energy supplements, 1 electrolytes, 1 hydration supplements, 1 minerals.

MET-Rx BCAA 2200 has no taste, the manufacturer produces it unflavored. GAT Amino GT has just one flavour, Tropical Lime Mojito.

MET-Rx BCAA 2200 and GAT Amino GT have only one size, MET-Rx BCAA 2200 has 180 softgel(s) and GAT Amino GT has 3.2 oz.

We recommend buying GAT Amino GT.

Same Nutrition Facts

1200 mg

l-leucine

2500 mg

500 mg

l-isoleucine

1250 mg

500 mg

l-valine

1250 mg

Difference Nutrition Facts

Only in nutrition
BCAA 2200 MET-Rx

Vitamin E

8 IU

as dl-Alpha Tocopheryl Acetate

Effective for: An inherited condition that affects motor control; Vitamin E deficiency
Possibly Effective for: Alzheimer disease; Menstrual cramps; A type of non-cancerous skin sore; Bleeding within the skull; Parkinson disease; Recovery from laser eye surgery; Premenstrual syndrome; Physical performance in elderly adults; Rheumatoid arthritis; Sunburn; Swelling of the eye

Vitamin B6

16 mg

as Pyridoxine HCL

Effective for: Seizures; A condition in which the body makes abnormal red blood cells that build up iron ; Vitamin B6 deficiency
Possibly Effective for: Hardening of the arteries ; Kidney stones; Morning sickness; Premenstrual syndrome

Only in nutrition
Amino GT GAT

Vitamin C

100 mg

Ascorbic Acid

Effective for: Vitamin C deficiency
Possibly Effective for: Protein in the urine; Irregular heartbeat; Emptying the colon before a colonoscopy; Common cold; Airway infections caused by exercise; Swelling of the stomach; Gout; High cholesterol; High blood pressure; Lead poisoning; Osteoarthritis; Pain after surgery; Sunburn; Wrinkled skin

Vitamin B5

100 mg

as Calcium-D-Pantothenate

Effective for: Pantothenic acid deficiency
Possibly Effective for:

Potassium

99 mg

as Potassium Chloride

Effective for: Low levels of potassium in the blood
Possibly Effective for: Stroke; High blood pressure

L-Glutamine

1 g

L-Arginine

1 g