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Essential Amino 9
Amino Acids / BCAA · 340g · tracked across 7 retailers, refreshed daily.
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Overview
Rule 1 Essential Amino 9 is an amino acids / bcaa that SuppSaver compares across 7 Australian retailers. The best price we're currently tracking is $49.46 at ASN, which works out to $14.34/100g — the true-cost figure we rank every amino acids / bcaa on. That comes to roughly $1.65 per serve.
Retailer prices shift week to week, so we re-check every listing daily and rank by true cost per 100g rather than sticker price. That lets you see whether Essential Amino 9 is genuinely the cheapest amino acids / bcaa on the market or simply discounted right now. It's listed in 340g. Shoppers rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 23 reviews. Use the price history, the per-store breakdown and the alternatives below to confirm you're getting the best deal before you buy.
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What people say
4.8(23)Customers are generally very satisfied with Essential Amino 9, frequently praising its pleasant flavor, ease of mixing, and ability to improve workout stamina and recovery. While the majority of users enjoy the taste, some find it slightly too sweet or inconsistent in its energy-boosting effects. A small minority of users reported a poor taste experience, though most highly recommend the product for its performance benefits.
About
Rule 1 Essential Amino 9 is a high quality supplement designed to provide the nine essential amino acids that your body cannot produce on its own. Each serving delivers 7.5g of these vital nutrients along with added electrolytes to support optimal hydration during intense activity. This formula is ideal for athletes and fitness enthusiasts looking to maintain and build muscle mass while ensuring proper recovery. It serves as a convenient nutritional source for anyone seeking to optimize their protein intake and muscle synthesis.