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| American Whey 3lb -van | 
 enlarge | Manufacturer: AMERICAN SPORTS NUTRITION
Discount Category: Health And Beauty
Selling Price: $35.00
Buy New: $28.00
Potential Savings: $7.00 (20%)
Customer Ratings:  1 comments
Ingredients: 100% Cold-Filtered Isolate, Ion Exchanged whey, and Natural Flavors. No aspartame or artificial flavoring.
Size: 3lb
UPC: 034659120314
EAN: 0034659120314
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Descriptions:
| • | protein, strength gain, conditioning, power, recuperation, stamina, energy |
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Product Description
Description: American Whey - 3 lbs!High Quality, Predigested Protein. Lactose Free. Bio-available Great Natural Source of High Potency Essential Amino Acids, including BCAAs. The muscles in your body are over 80% protein in dry weight if your goal is an increase of muscle then do it with American WheyTM. The ion-exchanged whey protein in this product is the most bio-available for your body. This means your body can utilize the supplementation of American Whey better than other types of protein. American Whey is also low in calories, tastes great, and mixes easily in juice, milk, or water. American Whey is also lactose free with no added sodium.Voted #1 by distributors for BEST TASTING WHEY PROTEIN!
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| Customer Comments:
"Chinese Whey" not "American Whey"! November 12, 2008
Product is tasty and delivery was prompt. However, my experience contacting American Sports Nutrition to inquire about whether they had eliminated the possibility of melamine contamination was extremely disheartening. I had to send multiple inquiries to get any response. A "Nicole" finally responded by email that "there is no meamine [sic] in the product. We have gotten a letter from the managing director about it". I asked whether this was a mgr. dir. of their own firm, or a Chinese supplier, and/or a copy of said letter but got no further response. My guess is they are buying cheap whey from China, are trying not to admit it(given product name "American Whey" and company name "American Sports Nutrition"), and are taking their supplier's word for it about melamine. It's also a bit fishy that the lab analysis on their website dates from 2001. I plan to switch to another brand from a more aboveboard company where I can assure myself there's no Chinese whey product, at least until the scope of melamine contamination in the supply chain is understood and under control. This is also a cautionary tale about our sad lack of ingredient country-of-origin labeling in products. Even when the ingredient constitutes 99% of the product.
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