Save 40% on muscle-building protein powders with MyProtein's epic 4th of July sale — 5 deals I'd buy right now

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MyProtein is one of the most popular protein brands, offering high-quality whey powders, vegan options and a range of high-protein snacks to boost your post-workout recovery and help you reach your fitness goals.

And, right now, the supplement brand is offering 40% off everything site-wide as part of its 4th of July sale, making it a great time to stock the cupboards for summer. For instance, this 2.2lb bag of Vegan Protein Blend is down to just $24, from $40.

Or pick up the popular Impact Whey Protein (2.2lbs) for $27, saving you $18 on the regular price. We've scoured the MyProtein sale for the best protein deals worth stocking up on this 4th of July, and all you need is a protein shaker to get started.

MyProtein sale — quick links

MyProtein Vegan Protein Blend (2.2lbs): was $40 now $24
MyProtein Impact Whey Protein (2.2lbs): was $45 now $27
MyProtein The Plant Protein: was $42 now $25
MyProtein Clear Whey Isolate - Jelly Belly Edition: was $28 now $17
MyProtein Protein Pancake Mix: was $27 now $16

Best MyProtein deals right now

Although you can get protein from your diet, it's not always clear how much protein you need to build muscle. A lot of factors play a role, including the type of training you do, your diet, and biological factors, but, in general, the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) is 0.8 grams of protein per kilogram of bodyweight.

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