Cheapest online shops to get sports supplements

Cheapest online shops to get sports supplements
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On a quest to build a body that looks like Simone Biles (Olympic gymnast) or Chris Hemsworth (Thor, son of Odin)?
 
Then, apart from a gym membership, you’ll also need to invest in some good quality sport supplements. 
 
Getting washboard abs and biceps the size of an orange is more than just lifting iron at the gym. It is also about eating right to provide your body with the essential nutrients it needs to build muscles and recuperate. 
 
You might be wondering why you can’t just incorporate more real foods into your diet instead of taking supplements?
 
Well, it is difficult to achieve all of your daily nutritional requirements, especially if you have an active social lifestyle and you love food (don’t we all?).
 
Local dishes like chicken rice, carrot cake and roti prata have very little nutritional value (sorry, truth hurts), which is why many on their quest to better health and sculpted bodies take supplements.
 
So, if you’re looking to give your fitness regimen a little boost and want to start on sports supplements like vitamins, protein powder or branched-chain amino acids (BCAA), here are seven online shops that offer them at competitive prices.
 
Last updated on 23 July 2020. Prices and promotions for sports supplements listed in this article are subject to change without prior notice.
Shop Contact Best for Delivery charge Delivery duration
iHerb Online store Wide range of branded sports supplements Free delivery for orders above $55.61. Orders below $55.61 will incur a $5.17 delivery charge 5 to 7 working days
Myprotein Online store Wide range of protein powder flavours and exercise gear Free delivery for orders above $100. Orders below $100 will incur a $15 delivery charge 6 to 9 working days
NutriFirst 6744 0600 or 9753 0092 Wide range of branded sports supplements Free delivery for orders above $100. Orders below $100 but above $30 will incur a $5 delivery chargeOrders below $30 will incur a $10 delivery chargeExpress delivery within 4 hours is available at $20 Within 4 hours or 1 to 2 working days
Fitlion Email: sg@fitlion.com  Wide range of branded sports supplements Free delivery for orders above $20 3 working days
The Supplement Warehouse (TSW) 6284 6550 or 8506 0005 Discounted essential sports supplements Free delivery for orders above $50. Orders below $50 will incur a $3.21 delivery charge 1 to 3 working days
Woah Group Email: enquiry@woahgroup.com  Canned BCAA drinks and protein ice cream Free delivery for orders above $15. Orders below $15 will incur a $1.49 delivery charge 2 to 5 working days
Nutrition Pro 6721 9071 Essential sports supplements Free delivery for orders above $50. Orders below $50 will incur a $7 delivery charge 2 to 3 working days

iHerb

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $55.61, orders below $55.61 will incur a $5.17 delivery charge.

Delivery duration:

  • 5 to 7 working days.

Promotion:

  • Try their best-selling vitamins, moisturising creams, lip balms and more, at up to 90 per cent off. Limited to one item per transaction only. 

Featuring thousands of sports supplements that include whey protein isolate power, protein bars, creatine, BCAA capsules, it is easy to get distracted when shopping on iHerb.

Even with so many products, they each have detailed product descriptions, nutritional facts and due dates — super helpful when deciding if you should purchase a large or a small bottle. 

Apart from sports supplements, they also have a wide range of other wellness supplements, pet supplies and store cupboard essentials.

Prices are extremely competitive and usually much cheaper than what you come across at retail stores in Singapore. The only caveat is that you’ve got to purchase certain items in bulk.

Myprotein

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $100, orders below $100 will incur a $15 delivery charge.

Delivery duration:

  • 6 to 9 working days.

Promotion:

  • Receive a free gift of your choice when you spend $100 or $200 in a single transaction. 

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A British sports nutrition brand, Myprotein produces their own brand of sports supplements and exercise gear.

They carry everything you would need to reach your fitness goals, from basic protein powder to BCAA, protein bars, mass gainers, energy gels, vitamins, accessories, sportswear and more.

What really sets Myprotein apart from other brands is their range of protein powder flavours. To be specific, they carry over 40 unique flavours that include latte (yum!), matcha, cinnamon danish, red bean and even coconut! 

NutriFirst

Delivery charge: 

  • Free delivery for orders above $100
  • Orders below $100 but above $30 will incur a $5 delivery charge
  • Orders below $30 will incur a $10 delivery charge
  • Express delivery within 4 hours is available at $20

Delivery duration:

  • Within 4 hours or 1 to 2 working days.

Promotion: 

  • Monthly promotions on selected sports supplements
  • Receive a free gift of your choice when you spend more than $100 or $200 in a single transaction.

A local sports supplement store, NutriFirst carries sports supplements and sportswear from over 40 international brands that include MusclePharm, BPI Sports, EVL Nutrition, Muscletech and Optimum Nutrition.

Need something urgently? NutriFirst holds ready stock on most of its items and can deliver them to you within 4 hours or 2 working days. Alternatively, you could also pop by their Geylang or Toa Payoh retail stores to pick it up.

Fitlion

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $20

Delivery duration:

  • 3 working days

Promotion:

  • In celebration of Fitlion’s 13th birthday, Fitlion is offering exclusive members-only promotions, discounts on discount for selection items and free gifts with purchases above $50. Valid till July 26, 2020. 

Get ready to be spoilt for choice as Fitloin carries over 900 sports supplements that run the gamut from protein powder to conjugated linoleic acid.

Catering to gym buffs and everyone in the family, you can find sportswear, groceries, gym equipment, sports accessories and even beauty products here. 

The Supplement Warehouse (TSW)

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $50, orders below $50 will incur a $3.21 delivery charge.

Delivery duration:

  • 1 to 3 working days

Promotion:

  • Receive free gifts when you purchase selected items and spend a minimum amount.

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From plant-based protein powders to protein bars and general wellness vitamins, TSW carries all the sports supplements that you might need to get started on your fitness journey.

For deal hunters, this is a treasure trove, as you can find essential sports supplements that are overstocked or close to expiry date priced at more than 50 per cent off their recommended retail price on their sale page. 

Woah Group

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $15, orders below $15 will incur a $1.49 delivery charge.

Delivery duration:

  • 2 to 5 working days

Promotion:

  • Bundle promotions and shop vouchers when you spend more than $80 before July 31, 2020. 

Sports supplements don’t have to be boring and Woah Group is here to prove it.

They carry a variety of delicious sports supplements like sugar-free BCAA carbonated drinks, protein milkshakes, protein spreads and crunchy protein bars from brands like Muscletech, Barebells, NOCCO and Quest Nutrition. 

Love ice cream but have been avoiding it due to its high sugar content and calories? Then you might want to give Woah Group’s very own brand of protein ice cream a try.

This guilt-free treat is 88 per cent lower in sugar, just 150 calories per serving and comes packed with up to 12 grams of protein! The only downside, if you will, is that it is currently only available in chocolate and salted caramel flavours.

Nutrition Pro

Delivery charge:

  • Free delivery for orders above $50, orders below $50 will incur a $7 delivery charge.

Delivery duration:

  • 2 to 3 working days

Promotion:

  • Receive a free shaker bottle when you spend more than $199.

Nutrition Pro may not carry as many items as some shops listed in this article but they definitely make up for it with their competitive prices and low minimum order for free delivery.

Here, you’ll find the full range of sports supplements from your favourite brands like BPI Sports, BSN, MusclePharm, Optimum Nutrition, Quest Nutrition and Myprotein. 

This article was first published in SingSaver.com.sg. 

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