Biosteel High Performance Sports Drink Powder 100 servings as low as $42.03 with 15% sub & save and free shipping.
Currently 5 flavours available in the Cyber Monday Deal and combined Sub & Save.
How Subsctibe & Save works: https://www.amazon.ca/b/ref=s9_acss_bw_ ... 6583741011
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Last edited by pootza on Nov 26th, 2022 2:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I bought the same for $28 on amazon back in july, but never seen it that low again. In fact I just ordered 45 servings for $38 a few days ago, so this is much better.
Pretty good deal for $42, but i can only see lemon lime flavour for that price. https://www.amazon.ca/Biosteel-High-Per ... 07GRDNN7M/
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I bought the same for $28 on amazon back in july, but never seen it that low again. In fact I just ordered 45 servings for $38 a few days ago, so this is much better.
Pretty good deal for $42, but i can only see lemon lime flavour for that price. https://www.amazon.ca/Biosteel-High-Per ... 07GRDNN7M/
If you click on the link it will usually show you what it is with 5% sub & save.
The included pic shows what it is with 15% sub & save.
I just listed the lowest and the rest are slightly higher.
CCC3 shows these at Best Price before the Sub & Save.
You know, the first time I had Biosteel, it tasted a little chalky. Then I read how much healthier it is over Powerade and Gatorade. In that light I learned to love it
Am I the only one who finds this stuff to be too strong for the amount of water you're supposed to add?
I got a couple samples in the mail some months back. The blue raspberry and mixed berry flavours. While the flavours weren't bad, it was like drinking candy. It's so sweet. I had to dilute the hell out of it.
Can anyone chime in on how different this "hydration" mix is different from BCAA drinks?
Appears to contain similar amino acids in the ingredients, but nowhere does it identify itself as a BCAA product. Rather compares it to the likes of a Gatorade alternative.
Is it under stating its contents or is there something missing that it can't call itself a sports nutrition/BCAA?
