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01-08-2004, 02:41 PM #1Member
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Myoplex protein
Has anyone tried the Myoplex RTD's? They are the best tasting shakes Ive had, but are they really any good? too good to be true?
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The new Myoplex deluxe is great. I think the original Myoplex uses Maltodextrin as its main carb source so i do not use it anymore. I like the Deluxe and I also use prolab Lean Mass Matrix.
I do not think Myoplex is too good to be true. EAS is a very reputable company if you are afraid of label claims
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myoplex is too damn expensive for me
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