Mass gainers is nearly all sugars and carbs with small amounts of protein thrown in.

Rather drink Milo and add some protein powder on the side 

u forgot milo also has 4gm protein per serving 

started gym 2 months back... from 64KG become 66KG now. only took chicken breast and eggs for post workout. Do I need whey or mass ? anyone can recommend     isolate protein for me ?

chicken breast 1kg 120gr protein only rm12.
egg 16pcs 120gr protein equal 1kg eggs rm 7

definitely eggs cheaper than milo

1kg egg will give you same amount of calories with 1kg of milo. see myfitnesspal so?

those figures in mfp are all user generated.
so if u dont agree, u can always create ur own data.

That guy must have misread myfitnesspal like you do. 

Only crazy ppl eat 1kg chicken breast per day. Yes i helps to build ur muscle by sacrificing ur health.

the amount of protein per serving, spiked or otherwise, is enough to justify not buying it.

May i ask TS what supplements are u using?  They say blend and whey are just the same right only from different sources protein.

Is protein isolate really worth the money?

If im trying not to gain much weight should i stop using creatine?

Do u guys recommend cardio to lose weight? or keep lifting?

I'm not doubting the quality of the protein. I'm just saying you only get 5g of protein per serving. You will need 5 servings to match ON whey 1 serving in terms of protein amount. For 300g that's almost like 9 servings of ON whey for RM60. How's that considered good?

you are correct 

somebody tried selling it to me

is it for kids?

or is it even worth considering?

if you are way too changing your routine then something's wrong with you. stick to proper routine for a while

i buy this  after seeing the research by cleanlabel which is second ranking as the first ranking Puori Iherb not selling. 
i don't want my body taking in whey protein from contaminated cows.

https://my.iherb.com/pr/Country-Life-BioChe...2-oz-857-g/6907

Hi. Recently I started to get back into training after leaving the gym/workouts for almost 10 years (got married, had kids, work, postgrad studies)
Have lost 12kg in 7 months and BMI just reached normal but body fat % is still #$%@#

Starting to track macros and realized its difficult for me to reach my daily protein goal with normal diet + calorie restriction

I wonder why there is no review on GNC Amplified Gold Whey Protein Advanced...

The supplement is abt the same when compared to high raved Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard (GNC one has less calories, less carb, less fat, but less sodium) and price is surprisingly THE SAME at GNC stores..

Is there specific reasons why GNC protein did not receive same recognition here?