This article is sponsored by Fitness-Superstore.co.uk, retailers of top sports nutrition brands.
As Britain enters a widely reported Austerity program of spending reviews and pay cuts, many of us are conducting our own spending reviews and perhaps cutting back on some of our ‘would like’ but ‘don’t need’ purchases. Supplements may be one such item that can be cut back on to save a few pennies a month, after all for the most part many of the same benefits can be had from regular food.
Cutting back on the supplement budget doesn’t necessarily mean cutting out altogether, however, and with a growing trend of purchasing popular supplements in bulk, it’s possible to get essentially the same supplements at large reductions on the mainstream, big supplement brands.
See how much you could save by browsing the sites of some popular bulk bodybuilding retailers below.
www.BulkSupplementsDirect.co.uk
Bulk Supplements Direct (BSD) sell supplements under their own white label brand. The range includes staples such as whey, creatine, post/pre workout nutrition and carbs but also includes essential fatty acids (EFA’s). BSD offer samples of their protein blends.
Best Value Whey: 5kg whey protein concentrate + flavouring for £51.50
Best Value Creatine: 1000 caps Creatine Monohydrate ‘Extra Strength’ for £34.99
www.BulkPowders.co.uk
Bulk Powders have been around some time and continue to add to a growing range of bulk supplements, from the staple supplements like whey protein, creatine and carbohydrates, the range includes capping machines to cap powders into easier to swallow shapes and a range of ‘nootropics’ – performance enhancers for the brain!
Best Value Whey: 5kg whey protein concentrate (flavoured) for £34.99
Best Value Creatine: 540 caps Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE) for £31.99
A Little Different: 100g Tryptophan for £14.99 (enhances mood, promotes better sleep, and more)
www.MyProtein.com
One of the largest supplement retailers around, MyProtein have become a brand unto themselves, offering a staggering range of supplements under the ‘MP’ brand.
Best Value Whey: 5kg whey protein concentrate (flavoured) for £44.95
Best Value Creatine: 540 caps Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE) for £32.01
www.WheyConsortium.co.uk
The Whey Consortium has been selling high quality, excellent bulk value sports supplements for many years, drawing a solid customer base. Run and owned by grip training champion and enthusiast ‘Mobster’, the Whey Consortium sells just the basic sport nutrition products but at an outstanding price.
Best Value Whey: 5kg whey protein concentrate (flavoured) for £51.95
Best Value Creatine: 1.5kg Creatine Monohydrate for £29.97
www.BodyBuildingWarehouse.co.uk
Body Building Warehouse (BBW) are the only retailer in this round up to sell a large range of branded supplements in addition to a no-frills range of BBW branded supplements, which includes the basics such as whey protein, l-glutamine and green tea.
Best Value Whey: 4kg whey protein concentrate (flavoured) for £39.99
Best Value Creatine: 480 caps Creatine Ethyl Ester (CEE) for £29.58
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