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Genpro has changed, anyone try Piping Rock Whey Protein Isolate Powder?

The first batch of genpro I received was excellent. Dissolved well, and had these cool little take out bags.

The latest batch, the container was different, and started clotting up in coffee, and the bags were absent.

I found whey Protein Isolate Powder at 1/3 the price. Essentially the same stuff based on their claims.

Has anyone tried it?

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Glad to hear it is a good option! I am all for trying new and different types and flavor of protein.

Off to shop Amazon....

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Do you guys still use this? If so how many scoops are you using? When asked on their website how many scoops one would need to get 65 grams a day, their staff responded saying one scoop contains 5.6g of Protein. This is very different from the product label.

Piping Rock - 1 scoop weighs 28g. 25g of protein. Not a bad little supplement. I do about a half a scoop a day except on heavy workout days when I add an extra scoop into my Protein shake.

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I am looking at the listing on Amazon http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NBAHOLY?ref_=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t

and Amazon has the directions as "For adults, add five (5) level scoops (28 grams) of whey Protein isolate powder to 8 ounces of cold Water, milk or your favorite juice and blend" - I am assuming that this is wrong? The label photo says 1 scoop is equal to 28g of product = 25g protein. Is this correct, so 1 scoop to 8 oz of liquid?

I currently use the GENEPRO and have been happy so far (I don't agree with the naysayers about the nutrition claims) but this seems like such a better value! Is it too good to be true?? $14 is ridiculously cheap...

I ordered some and am waiting for the Amazon gods to deliver

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I am looking at the listing on Amazon http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NBAHOLY?ref_=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t

and Amazon has the directions as "For adults, add five (5) level scoops (28 grams) of whey Protein isolate powder to 8 ounces of cold Water, milk or your favorite juice and blend" - I am assuming that this is wrong? The label photo says 1 scoop is equal to 28g of product = 25g protein. Is this correct, so 1 scoop to 8 oz of liquid?

I currently use the GENEPRO and have been happy so far (I don't agree with the naysayers about the nutrition claims) but this seems like such a better value! Is it too good to be true?? $14 is ridiculously cheap...

I don't know where they get the 5 scoops from, one is 28g. I like it, not seeing any negatives, ingredients seem solid and no complaints to-date. I'm a fan and daily user.

Awesome. Thanks @@OKCPirate!

Ordered mine last week and currently waiting for Amazon to deliver as well!!! I find pre made shakes super nasty so I'm ready to add this to my other options!!!

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