At Large - Comparisons

[rdkraus]

I'm currently using Champion's Super Heavyweight Gainer to help me put on weight and muscle (I'm 51 years old, 5'10" tall, 154 pounds (was 147 when I started WBB and using supplements).

How do the At Large products compare? They seem to have a lot less calories per serving.

Rich K

[Anthony]

At Large doesn't have a weight gainer, so you can't really compare.

[Shao-LiN]

At Large has protein powder, MRP, and their version of an EC stack. They don't have a weight gainer in that sense of the word, but you can just take more servings of the MRP to make it one, hehe.

[Holto]

you could also grind up oatmeal and flaxseeds to bump up the calorie content of the MRP they make

[chris mason]

They are correct, we do not sell a weight gainer per se, but if you look closely at most weight gainers they acquire their large calorie counts from huge serving sizes. They are really usually only lower quality meal replacement type of products with huge serving sizes which have been renamed.

The weight gainer products were in their heyday in the late 80s and early 90s and some of the serving sizes got ridiculous. I remember products that had roughly 5 serving in 5 lb tubs!!! Think about that!

If you are curious about our products and what people think you can go to the website (www.atlargenutrition.com) and click on the reviews link. There you can find reviews from real people who have pruchased our products as well as links to reviews on other sites which have no affiliation with us. I can honestly tell you that we have not had one unsatisfied customer yet! That is a lot more than most companies can claim!

Give us a try, we won't let you down!


p.s. As someone else said, buy our meal replacement powder (Opticen) and just take a bit larger serving or mix it with things such as peanut butter to add calories. If you go to the AtLarge forum on this site you can find a recipe someone gave for a great high calorie shake.