BSN
Every BSN protein product tracked, ranked by cost per 25g protein. UK pricing across stocking retailers, each price shown with its check date.
BSN is a flavour-led brand, and Syntha-6 is the reason most people buy it: a multi-source blend that has kept a following on taste rather than on protein percentage. Syntha-6 Edge is the leaner version of the same idea. The True Mass line covers gainers for anyone eating for weight. Be clear about which you want, because a blend built for taste and a gainer built for calories will both look dear per 25g of protein next to a plain isolate. WheyWise tracks 3 BSN products across 2 types, from £1.19 per 25g of protein on True Mass All-In-One Gainer Powder 4.2kg up to £1.79, across 3 UK retailers.
UK prices on every BSN product we track, ranked by cost per 25g of protein. Every price is shown with the date it was checked.
BSN currently ranges from £1.19 to £1.79 per 25g of protein across the UK retailers we track. The cheapest right now is True Mass All-In-One Gainer Powder 4.2kg.
Syntha-6 is the original multi-source blend, carrying more fat and carbohydrate per serving. Syntha-6 Edge is the leaner version, with more of each scoop given over to protein. If you are tracking calories, Edge is the one to compare; if you are buying on taste, the original is the one people come back for.
No, True Mass and True Mass 1200 are weight gainers. Most of each serving is carbohydrate, so they add calories rather than protein alone and will always look expensive on a cost-per-25g-of-protein basis. Compare the Syntha-6 products if protein is what you are buying.
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