The Myprotein Impact Week Sale has officially started and right now you can save up to 55% off (almost) everything across the site. That means no more scraping around the bottom of your protein tub trying to savour that last bit of powder, it’s time to treat yourself to a brand-new bag and stock up on supplements.
This year the sale is even bigger, with the sports nutrition brand offering 10% off more than last year, so you can get bigger and better savings. To redeem, just add the word ‘IMPACT’ at the checkout. However, the sale is only on for a limited time and ends on Friday 31st May, so you'll need to be quick.
So that you don't have to spend endless hours scrolling, T3's team of fitness experts have done the hard work for you and picked out five of the best deals that you can save on. Whether you’re in need of protein powder or creatine to help build muscle, pre-workout to energise your workouts, or your snack draw needs re-stocking, the Myprotein Impact Week Sale has it all.
Also, if you're not sure which protein powder is best for building muscle, check out our guide to whey, isolate and casein.
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