Isopure

[KayKay20 13]

Does anyone know of any good Isopure? Where can you get them from?

[CBT 450]

I bought mine from GNC.

life is a journey, not a destination; so, stop running -H.D. THEROUX

[kimmy*custis 276]

Yes GNC has them. I tried several kinds, couldnt stand any!!!

[Ms skinniness 3,003]

I bought the orange at GNC and can't stand it so i didn't buy anymore.

[traceyinflorida 499]

Vitamin Shoppe also carries it. I drank it during my clear stage during the 24 hours pre op. It was so bad that after one I decided to just starve that day.

[evelynvsg 136]

I bought mine at GNC. I really like Cookies and cream.

[MoreganK 164]

I bought it at the Vitamin Shoppe. I tried the Orange and fruit Punch flavors. They tasted alright, but sorta had a weird after flavor thing on my tounge that was... odd. So, I didn't finish the bottles off. I will say, that at first I felt they were a great break from shakes, but in the end preferred the shakes.

[Michele T 48]

The Blue Raspberry is tolerable but don't over buy because you won;t use it. I bought 4 bottles and only used 1.

[COsleeveDude 273]

LuckyVitamin.com online has the best prices, hands down for the Ready-To-Drink (RTD). It's good product also, not expired: http://www.luckyvitamin.com/p-232400-natures-best-isopure-zero-carb-rtd-variety-pack-12-bottles?redirect=1

Buy the variety pack so you can try all of the flavors and see what you like.

I agree that it does not always taste the best, but it is far from the worst. Cut it with Water, sugar-free sports drink or Crystal Light to improve the taste.

I haven't tried the powder. I will in the future, as the RTDs are too expensive to keep drinking forever, but I heard the powder is pretty bad. We shall see.

[IMSKINNY 160]

I bought several bottles and liked the Alpine Punch. I was going to buy a big container for the clear liquid week, but you guys have made me change my mind. Thanks.

[KayKay20 13]

Okay, thanks everyone.

[CBT 450]

They make okay Popcicles. You have to keep them very cold, IMHO.

life is a journey, not a destination; so, stop running -H.D. THEROUX