Continue reading Stack3d

Check out Stack3d's most popular stories before you go

Costco lands an exclusive David Protein Bar variety box that’s just $2.08 per barCostco lands an exclusive David Protein Bar variety box that’s just $2.08 per barConor McGregor introduces his MAC Energy Drink powered by Cognizin and goBHB ketonesConor McGregor introduces his MAC Energy Drink powered by Cognizin and goBHB ketonesKevin Levrone ends his long-term partnership with Fitness Authority due to unethical business practicesKevin Levrone ends his long-term partnership with Fitness Authority due to unethical business practicesGorilla Mind’s Sarsaparilla energy drink prank looks like it might be realGorilla Mind’s Sarsaparilla energy drink prank looks like it might be realBarebells Protein Bar in the U.S. gets an all-new summery flavor in Orange CreamsicleBarebells Protein Bar in the U.S. gets an all-new summery flavor in Orange CreamsicleBarebells layers strawberry sauce and strawberry pieces in the delicious new flavor of its Soft Protein BarBarebells layers strawberry sauce and strawberry pieces in the delicious new flavor of its Soft Protein Bar

Muscle Nation introduces cost-effective greens, aminos, weight loss and pre-workout at Coles

Muscle Nation Legacy Sport And Destiny Active

Muscle Nation in Australia has released a whole set of new supplements to join its already extensive, although mostly functional, selection of products exclusive to the major supermarket chain, Coles. There are four items the original apparel brand is rolling out in the stockist, with the idea seemingly being that they’re rather simple or more straightforward offerings in popular categories, even some Muscle Nation is already in.

The latest from Muscle Nation for Coles is Daily Greens, a superfood supplement, Amino Water, separate from its already available EAA cocktail Aminos, the hybrid fat-burning pre-workout Destiny Active, a spin-off of the original Destiny, and finally, another spin-off but of the pre-workout Legacy in Legacy Sport. We have yet to get a close look at the facts panels of the products, but again, the idea seems to be a cost-conscious approach, which we imagine is reflected in their various formulas.

The prices of the new Coles exclusives definitely reflect that cost-conscious approach, hence why we’re saying that appears to be the angle. Daily Greens is the cheapest of the four at $30 (19.84 USD), while Amino Water, Destiny Active, and Legacy Sport sit at $45 (29.76 USD). When you compare Destiny Active and Legacy Sport to the original Destiny and Legacy, the cost-effectiveness is even clearer as direct those are $59.99 (39.65 USD) and $64.99 (42.96 USD), respectively.

You can find Daily Greens, Amino Water, Destiny Active, and Legacy Sport — all with 30 servings a tub — at Coles supermarkets all through Muscle Nation’s home country of Australia, and once again, they are exclusives, so you won’t find them anywhere else.