Bone Broth Protein Sports Research

VS

Bone Broth Boost ReserveAge Nutrition

2.5 VSR

VSRating

3.6 VSR

$ 2.50

Price

per pure 25g protein

$ 10.19

20 g

Protein

per serving size

4 g

$ 2.00

Price

per serving size

$ 1.63

Amino Acids / BCAAs

Enzymes / Probiotics

Yes

4 Mineral(s): Calcium, Iron, Sodium, Potassium

Vitamins / Minerals

Yes

1 Mineral(s): Sodium

Yes

1 Flavor(s): Chocolate

Flavors

Yes

2 Flavor(s): Beef, Chicken Vegetable

Yes

1 Size(s): 18.9 oz

Sizes

Yes

2 Size(s): 24 Bag(s), 4.23 oz

Our verdict

We’ve conducted an analysis of Sports Research Bone Broth Protein and ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost. 2.5 VSR - this amount Sports Research Bone Broth Protein gains, so he takes first place, its rival ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost receives 3.6 VSR. The rating was affected in the first place by the price of protein, thus 25 grams of pure protein of Sports Research Bone Broth Protein going to cost you $ 2.50, as against $ 10.19 of ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost. The serving of Sports Research Bone Broth Protein contains 20 grams protein as against 4 grams in one ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost serving. For a serving of Sports Research Bone Broth Protein you will pay $ 2.00 , and a for a serving of ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost you will have to pay $ 1.63.

The Sports Research Bone Broth Protein composition contains minerals in an amount of 4 as against 1 in ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost.

Sports Research Bone Broth Protein has just one flavour, Chocolate. ReserveAge Nutrition produces 2 flavors of Bone Broth Boost.

Sports Research Bone Broth Protein has just one size, 18.9 oz. ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost is produced in 2 sizes.

We recommend buying ReserveAge Nutrition Bone Broth Boost.

Same Nutrition Facts

100

calories

3 g

total carbohydrate

1 g

20 g

protein

4 g

from Beef Bone Broth Collagen

160 mg

sodium

380 mg

Effective for: Low levels of sodium in the blood
Possibly Effective for: Cystic fibrosis

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Total Fat

1 g

Calcium

30 mg

Effective for: Indigestion; High levels of potassium in the blood; Low levels of calcium in the blood; Kidney failure
Possibly Effective for: Colon cancer, rectal cancer; High cholesterol; High blood pressure; Preventing tooth loss; Overactive parathyroid; Weak and brittle bones; Premenstrual syndrome

Iron

0.35 mg

Effective for: Low levels of red blood cells in people with a long-term illness; Low levels of healthy red blood cells due to iron deficiency; Low iron levels in women who are pregnant
Possibly Effective for: Memory and thinking skills; Heart failure

Potassium

320 mg

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

Bone Broth Protein

22.75 g

Concentrate, Chicken

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