Liquid Amino 946 ml.

  • 51% amino acids
  • Sourced from whey protein hydrolysate, milk protein that…
  • Free-form amino acids
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Free-Form Liquid Amino Acids from Whey Hydrolysate

Stacker2 Europe liquid amino acids come in a 946 ml bottle and contain 51% amino acids, obtained from hydrolysed whey protein. The formula is already liquid: there is no powder to dissolve and no shaker to wash, and the dose is measured directly in millilitres. The amino acids are supplied in free form, meaning they are separated from the original protein chain. The product is available in more than one flavour.

Main Features of These Liquid Amino Acids

  • 51% amino acids in the product, including BCAAs and glutamine.
  • Sourced from whey protein hydrolysate, milk protein that has already been broken down.
  • Free-form amino acids, not bound in protein chains.
  • Ready-to-use liquid format that needs no powder or preparation.
  • 20 ml or 40 ml doses depending on whether it is a training day or a rest day.
  • Artificial sweeteners are included in the formula.

Why Choose It

Choose this product if you want amino acids from hydrolysed whey in a format that needs no preparation, with a clear dose for training days and for rest days. The 946 ml bottle is designed for repeated use, and dosing in millilitres lets you follow the label directions without scales.

  • Format: 946 ml bottle
  • Amino acid content: 51%
  • Protein source: whey protein hydrolysate
  • Physical form: drinkable liquid
  • Suitable for vegetarians, coeliacs, lactose intolerant people, halal and kosher diets; not suitable for vegans

On training days take 40 ml about 30 minutes before your session. On rest days take 20 ml about 15 minutes before breakfast and another 20 ml shortly before bed. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The product does not replace a varied and balanced diet and is not intended for anyone under 18. It contains milk derivatives and artificial sweeteners. It is aimed at people who train with weights and want a liquid amino acid supplement to go alongside an adequate diet. Store the bottle in a cool, dry place, out of the reach of children.

When should I take liquid amino acids?
On training days the recommended dose is 40 ml about 30 minutes beforehand. On rest days it is split into two 20 ml servings, one before breakfast and one before bed.
Are liquid amino acids suitable for vegans?
No: they come from whey protein, so they are not suitable for vegans. According to the manufacturer they are suitable for vegetarians and for people who are lactose intolerant.
How do they differ from a protein powder?
A protein powder has to be mixed and contains whole proteins, while here hydrolysis has already broken the whey protein into free amino acids. It is still not a meal replacement: it remains a supplement to use alongside an adequate diet.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    PB-P33077
  • EAN13
    8717472070463
  • Made
    UK
  • On promotion
    SI
  • Goal
    Recovery

  • Free shipping in Italy and the EU from €100
  • Ships within 7 working days
  • Express delivery in 2-6 working days, €10
  • Returns within 14 days, return shipping paid by the customer
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