Protein & Pre-Workout

Seven listings in stock from four brands

The Protein & Pre-Workout collection lists 11 products, and 7 of them are in stock. They come from four brands: Ekkovision (2), Alani Nu (2), Thorne (2) and Six Star (1). By title, the shelf splits into four whey proteins, two pre-workouts and one creatine. The whey group is Ekkovision Whey Protein Powder Berry Cheesecake 30 Servings, Low-Lactose Whey Protein Powder – Cinnamon Toast, 25g Protein/Scoop, Six Star 100% Whey Protein Plus Kellogg's Froot Loops 1.81 lb and Thorne Whey Protein Isolate Chocolate Powder. The two pre-workouts are both Alani Nu: Alani Nu Pre Workout Powder Blue Slush 30 Servings and Alani Nu Pre Workout Powder 30 Servings. Thorne Creatine Monohydrate Powder Unflavored is the only creatine among the 7 in stock.

Prices run from $27.99 to $85.99, median $59.99

Four of the seven listings sit above $50, two land in the $30-50 band and one is under $30. Two price points repeat: both Alani Nu pre-workouts are $30.99, and both Ekkovision whey powders are $59.99. Thorne holds the top of the range, with the creatine at $68.00 and the whey isolate at $85.99, the highest price among the 7 in stock. Six Star's Froot Loops whey at $27.99 is the lowest-priced of the 7.

Where the serving count is stated in the title

Three of the seven titles carry a count of 30 servings: the two Alani Nu pre-workouts and the Ekkovision Berry Cheesecake whey. The other four do not state servings in the title. Six Star is sized by weight at 1.81 lb, the Ekkovision Cinnamon Toast title gives 25g protein per scoop instead of a count, and the two Thorne powders list neither. For those four, check the Supplement Facts panel for scoop size and servings per container; a 30-serving tub at $30.99 and a 1.81 lb tub at $27.99 are not sized on the same basis.

Six powders, one other format, and two overlapping shelves

Six of the seven in-stock products are tagged as powder; one is catalogued in another format. All seven carry the Sports Nutrition and Health & Vitamins tags, so they also appear in the Sports Nutrition and Health & Vitamins collections. Neither Alani Nu title states a caffeine amount, so read the panel for stimulant content, and talk to your healthcare provider if you take medication or have a health condition. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.