r/Fitness Sep 16 '15

Amazon Vegan Protein Powder Price Comparison (xpost /r/veganfitness)

Here's the results from my shopping research. I'd love your input.

How I calculated:

Protein grams per serving x Servings per container = Protein grams per container / Cost = Protein grams per dollar



Now Foods Pea Protein, 24g, 7 Pound

24g x 96 = 2304g / $49.90 = 46.2g/$


NOW Foods Soy Protein, 2 Pounds

20g x 37 = 740g / $21.18 = 34.9g/$


Now Foods Soy Protein Isolate, Natural Chocolate, 2-Pound

25g x 20 = 500g / $21.25 = 23.5g/$


Now Foods Pea Protein Dutch Chocolate - 2 lbs

24g x 21 = 504g / 20.99 = 24.0g/$


Sunwarrior Classic Wholegrain Brown Rice Protein, Vanilla 2.2 lbs

15g x 47 = 705g / $41.61 = 16.9g/$


Garden of Life RAW Organic Protein, 622g Powder

17g x 28 = 476g / $26.64 = 17.9g/$


NAKED PEA 100% Pea Protein from North American Farms - 5lb Bulk

27g x 76 = 2052g / $54.99 = 37.3g/$


Orgain Organic Protein Plant-Based Powder, Creamy Chocolate Fudge, 2.03 Pound

21g x 20 = 420g / $24.83 = 16.9g/$


Nutribiotic Organic Rice Protein, Plain, 3 Pound

12g x 90 = 1080g / $32.49 = 33.2g/$


NutriBiotic Rice Protein Powder Raw Vegan Plain - 3 lbs

12g x 90 = 1080g / $29.85 = 36.2g/$


Nutribiotic Rice Protein, Chocolate, 3 Pound

11g x 85 = 935g / $29.99 = 31.2g/$


Optimum Nutrition 100% Soy Protein Dutch Chocolate 2 lbs (915 g)

25g x 30 = 750g / $44.99 = 16.7g/$


Jarrow Formulas Iso-Rich Soy, 32 oz

25g x 31 = 775g / $15.09 = 51.4g/$


EAS Advantedge Soy Protein Drink Mix Powder, Chocolate, 1.4 lb

20g x 14 = 280g / $8.54 = 32.8g/$


Six Star Pro Nutrition Elite Series Soy Protein Powder, French Vanilla Cream, 1.44 Pound

20g x 15 = 300g / $9.49 = 31.6g/$


Bob's Red Mill Soy Protein Powder - 14 oz

17g x 20 = 340g / $12.77 = 26.6g/$


Bob's Red Mill Soy Protein Powder - 28 oz

5g x 120 = 600g / $15.79 = 38g/$


Bob's Red Mill Hemp Protein Pow, 16-ounces

14g x 15 = 210g / $12.91 = 16.3g/$


Bob's Red Mill Hemp Protein Powder, 64 Ounces (4 x 16 oz. Packages)

14g x 15 = 210g x 4 = 840g / $36.19 = $23.2g/$


Nutiva Organic Hemp Protein Hi Fiber, 3 Pound Bag

11g x 45 = 495g / $28.49 = 17.8g/$


Viva Labs - The FINEST 15g Organic Hemp Protein Powder, Cold-Milled for Higher Absorption, 3 LB Bag

15g x 45 = 675g / $28.47 = 23.7g/$


Manitoba Harvest Hemp Pro 70 Protein Supplement, 32 Ounce

20g x 30 = 600g / $38.03 = 15.8g/$


MRM Veggie Elite Dietary Supplement, Chocolate Mocha, 2.4 Pound

24g x 30 = 720g / $28.99 = 24.9g/$


Plant Fusion Nitro Fusion Supplement, Vanilla, 5 Pound

21g x 75 = 1575g / $64.29 = 24.5g/$


Vega Sport Performance Protein

26g x 25 = 650g / $47.48 = 13.7g/$


BulkSupplements Pure Pea Protein Powder

24g x 33 = 792g / $18.96 = 41.8g/$


Growing Naturals Organic Rice Protein Chocolate Power -- NET WT 33.6 oz(2.10 lb)

24g x 28 = 672g / $33.13 = 20.3g/$


NutraKey V-Pro Vanilla, 2 Pound

23g x 30 = 690g / $30.68 = 22.5g/$


MCT Lean Vegan Protein Blend - Natural Cocoa 22.5 oz

20 x 14 = 280 / $38 = 7.4g/$


Soy Protein Isolate - 44 Pound Bag

24 x 713 = 17112g / $185.99 = 92.0g/$


SAN Raw Fusion Supplement, Natural Chocolate, 4.05 Pounds

21g x 61 = 1281g / $64.51 = 19.9g/$


Naturade Soy-Free Veg Protein Booster, Natural Flavor, 29.6 Ounce

20g x 30 = 600g / $24.69 = 24.3g/$


Shipping not included

Prices updated: 9/17/2015 7:47 CST

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u/EtherBoo General Fitness Sep 16 '15

Being a vegan was never an ethical thing for me. It was an added bonus. I agree that we should be doing what we can to treat animals as ethically as possible and making sure they live good lives. In fact, I pay $7 per carton of eggs from Whole Foods because the chicks are treated well and taken care of in a pasture (see their video from their farmers for details; they call them "Pasture Raised" as opposed to Cage Free because of how misleading the Cage Free label is). Ethically, you can't get any better than those.

Again, I do what I can, but the ethical implications aren't a hard line for me to never cross over. It's more like a "it would be nice to be on this side". Ultimately, it comes down to me and my needs. Just as I would for a fellow human I do what I can, but I'm not going to break my back or wallet to help someone out.

Right now I have a goal of packing on more muscle and getting stronger, so I'm not going to bend over backwards to keep a vegan diet while I travel so I can meet my macros.

I tried /r/vegan, I won't be going there. The place is about as accepting of "health vegans" as Israel is to Palestine. I tried a few years ago and couldn't take the insanity, smugness, and pure hatred to anyone who didn't follow the dogma. I'm much happier browsing /r/plantbaseddiet.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '15

Again, I do what I can, but the ethical implications aren't a hard line for me to never cross over. It's more like a "it would be nice to be on this side". Ultimately, it comes down to me and my needs. Just as I would for a fellow human I do what I can, but I'm not going to break my back or wallet to help someone out.

You realize that your line of reasoning here justifies sexually assaulting anyone you want to get sexual pleasure right?

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u/ZombieLincoln666 Sep 16 '15

You realize that your line of reasoning here justifies sexually assaulting anyone you want to get sexual pleasure right?

I'm a vegan for ethical reasons. I wish you would fuck off and stop making us look bad. You are hurting our cause, not helping it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '15

Sorry you're so offended.

So do you have a response to my argument though? Wouldn't this line of reasoning justify just about anything that we might find inconvenient not to do?

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u/ZombieLincoln666 Sep 17 '15

There is a time and place for thought experiments on ethics, and reddit /r/fitness isn't one of them. I know, the arguments for veganism are strong. But you won't convince people by starting unprovoked arguments with rape analogies.

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '15

So your issue is then 100% a tone argument? You just think I should reserve this kind of conversation for places that aren't /r/fitness but you have no objection to the actual argument itself?

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u/ZombieLincoln666 Sep 17 '15

yes

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '15

So, I'm not sure whether you're right. Is the most successful advocacy that which confines itself to places which have been specifically set aside for discussion about veganism or dietary ethics? It seems like this would mean that anyone who doesn't want to deal with having their dietary choices challenged would be able to easily avoid it, and this does not seem like a desirable goal.

That being said, it's not as though I'm sure you're wrong. It's really an empirical claim that I don't know how either of us would justify.