Whey Protein
MET-Rx
VS
Whey Protein
Cellucor
[MET-Rx] Whey Protein VS Whey Protein [Cellucor]
2 Mineral(s): Calcium, Sodium
We’ve compared MET-Rx Whey Protein with Cellucor Whey Protein. MET-Rx Whey Protein takes first place in this battle and gains 6.9 VSR. Its rival Cellucor Whey Protein earns 7.7 VSR. The rating was affected in the first place by the price of protein, thus 25 grams of pure protein of MET-Rx Whey Protein going to cost you $ 0.98, as against $ 0.93 of Cellucor Whey Protein. The serving of MET-Rx Whey Protein contains 23 grams protein as against 30 grams of Cellucor Whey Protein. At the same time, a serving of MET-Rx Whey Protein costs $ 0.90, and a serving of Cellucor Whey Protein costs $ 1.11.
The MET-Rx Whey Protein composition contains minerals in an amount of 5 as against 2 in Cellucor Whey Protein.
The composition of Cellucor Whey Protein contains the 1 amino acids, 1 vitamins.
MET-Rx Whey Protein is available in 2 flavors. Cellucor Whey Protein has just one flavour, Vanilla.
MET-Rx Whey Protein and Cellucor Whey Protein have only one size, MET-Rx Whey Protein has 5 lb and Cellucor Whey Protein has 29.5 oz.
We recommend buying Cellucor Whey Protein.
Possibly Effective for: Colon cancer, rectal cancer; High cholesterol; High blood pressure; Preventing tooth loss; Overactive parathyroid; Weak and brittle bones; Premenstrual syndrome
Possibly Effective for: Cystic fibrosis
Whey Protein MET-Rx
Possibly Effective for: Memory and thinking skills; Heart failure
Possibly Effective for: Irregular heartbeat; Asthma; Nerve pain in people with cancer; Cerebral palsy; Chronic fatigue syndrome; Cluster headache; Colon cancer, rectal cancer; Heart disease; Cystic fibrosis; Diabetes; Fibromyalgia; Hearing loss; High cholesterol; A disease of heart valves; Weak and brittle bones; Pain after surgery; Premenstrual syndrome; Chest pain due to blood vessel spasms; A type of irregular heartbeat
Possibly Effective for: Stroke; High blood pressure
Whey Protein Cellucor
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