Question:
Where can I buy Isopure, or something like it?

I have called just about every GNC in my area (Fort Worth, Texa) and they all say they stopped carrying it because it's too expensive. I have tried Extreme pure pro and it was not bad, but when I shook it, a lot of it turned to foam. Am I mixing it wrong? I'm only 2 weeks post-op and I'm already sick of trying to find something I can stomach. Any ideas?    — Tracy S. (posted on February 7, 2002)

February 7, 2002
I use to buy mine over the internet on www.neutrition.com . I no longer buy the powdered isopure as I found isopure premixed in bottles. It's alittle more costly but well worth it. After drinking so much chocolate, vanilla, etc. I found this and it comes in 5 different flavors. It's clear, comes in 20 oz. bottles and it tastes like kool-aide. Best protein I've found so far. Check it out on www.isopureoutlet.com. It's called Isopure Zero Carb. Good Luck.
   — Amy E.

February 7, 2002
You can also purchase it at GNC stores. It costs approx. $ 3.50 a bottle, but the taste and protein intake ( 40 grams per 20 oz. bottle) is well worth it. If you buy it by the case of 12 and get the gold card which allows you to get 20% off your purchase the first seven days of the month the savings will be equiv. to purchasing it from the internet. You might find that you actually save a few bucks in the process by not having to pay for shipping. Good Luck.
   — felicia W.

February 7, 2002
I just tried the Isopure for the first time and it's just OK. I tried it straight and then I cut it with water. (I tried the grape)I still go back to the grape extreme pure pro from Vitalady. I mix it in cold water, add one packet of equal and just stir. No shaking is needed. Stir with a spoon, if you use a blender or wand mixer it just gets foamy. The isopure is just too expensive for me. Also extreme pure pro is not thick or chocolatey. It just seems to be the answer for me. Believe me I have tried many many protein drinks.
   — Mary G.