Nutricost BCAA Powder - 2:1:1 (Green Apple), 60 Servings - Non-GMO Supplement

Seems to work as good as any other or better. The first time i got this product it was on sale about half price and yes it had a smelly smell I assume it had got hot for a period of time but it was tolerable after mixing in with flavored protein powder. The last few times it has been fine with only a very slight "off" smell. I have had a hard time finding any flavored BCAA products I like, I have mixed this one with others to tone them down.

The best cost efficient brand for anyone embarking on their fitness journey. This is just a small part of my stack, but plays a huge role in my development. I spend $244 a month on Nutricost supplements, saving me close to $600 from name brands. By using Nutricost I can achieve my body building and fitness goals without a sponsorship.

I like this supplement. Without sugar or any flavor, I normally mix it with a Gold Standard Whey protein. Otherwise, it takes time to adjust to a flavor.

Its affordable and the right mix. 2 1 1. thats what you want. Good deal.

This stuff tastes vial just like it is supposed to. I guess that's how you can tell it's working. If you mix it with a watermelon kool-aid pack it almost tastes like a watermelon that has been passed through a rhinoceros. I like to sip it slowly during an early morning routine and imagine (with every gagging reflex) getting sucker punched in the gut by a drill sergeant who's screaming at me "quit being a ninny and pick up those weights!!!"

This was the best price I could find for a flavored bcaa supplement. There are a couple other bulk bcaa powders for a similar price but the comments about how bad the taste is led me to a flavored product. I personally like the taste and even though its apple flavored it tastes good when mixed with other supplements that are a variety of different flavors. I will be -ordering this again when my supply runs out !

I bought the green apple flavor and the taste is fairly decent but got old after a while. Otherwise seems to be a good product. Floating residue at the top of the glass after mixing which is the way BCAAs should mix. I have since also bought a can of the unflavored BCAAs from Nutricost and I must say that the taste and smell is completely awful. Comparable to dead animals. One must add lots of sweetener and some kind of flavoring to negate the bad taste and make it drinkable. BCAAS are notorious for bad taste and smell but this is to be expected. I recommend the flavored kind even though there are fewer servings for the money.

1. Unflavored is supposed to taste bad. If you buy it and complain about it you are just clueless. You have a choice. Buy flavored with crap sucralose or aspartame. Pay significantly more to get it flavored with stevia or monkfruit. Or buy unflavored and sweeten and flavor to your liking with your sweetener and flavoring of choice. True Lemon and other flavors they have are dirt cheap in bulk. Monk fruit and stevia are cheap in bulk. Sugar is real cheap period. A little sugar and stevia does wonders. Monkfruit works well too. You get more product for your money by buying unflavored and sweetening on your own. And this stuff works as well as any other bcaa powder I've tried. My big beef is their product changes. Used to be 90 servings and is now 83 servings yet they still charge the same. Tired of dishonest and shifty companies and nutricost is no different. They weren't even smart enough to change the pictures. So I'm done with them. I'd rather spend a little more on companies I trust. And nutricost has done this shifty behavior on multiple products. Just search across their powders and you'll see reviews where they have decreased product amounts yet charge the same. So screw them. I don't get how companies do this on the down low and not expect their customers to notice. They must think you're all stupid and don't have options to buy other products.

Tastes horrible. Returned it right away.

Terrible taste and didn’t dissolve well, clinging to glass sides. Total NO for me.