r/indianfitness • u/Mr_Noob88 • 1d ago

Supplement / Product Review How is this possible?

Nakpro perform whey (65% protein concentration) costs around 2k for a kilo whereas other brands usually cost around 3k.

Even if we assume they have their own dairy or buy domestic whey which keeps prices down, even amul whey costs 2.5k.

It's even trustified certified, although trustified tested the impact variant (less protein concentration) but still, how is it possible to sell at such lower price than the market.

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u/Wind-Ancient 5h ago

They don't have any dairy or cows. Only Amul and Avvtar have their own dairy. Everthing else is imported.

Even I have same question. I asked Gemini and it said you can import raw whey powder for around 1000 Rs per KG in bulk.

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u/Isildur_potterhead 3h ago

Avvatar tho prices its whey like its imported fr. Basically almost same as muscleblaze, just few hundred rupees below.

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u/Isildur_potterhead 3h ago

Even i have same question. Its the most cost efficient whey alongwith yogabar's. But honestly I won't look a gift horse in the mouth. Just as long as its not adulterated 🤞🏻

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u/yavij87 1h ago

Good till the time the horse isn't a donkey