Shop amino acids
Support your training with amino acids.
Explore our range of amino acid supplements, including BCAA and EAA formulas, and find the option that fits your routine.
Choosing your amino acids
EAA or BCAA?
Not sure which one is right for you? Here’s a quick look at the difference.
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| If you’re looking for… | Consider… | What’s the difference? |
|---|---|---|
| A broader amino acid profile | EAA | Contains all nine essential amino acids. |
| Three key amino acids | BCAA | Contains leucine, isoleucine and valine. |
| Amino acids alongside your usual protein | EAA or BCAA | Both can be added to your existing nutrition routine, depending on what you’re looking for. |
Useful next reads
Choose with more context.
Learn the fundamentals, understand common ingredients and decide whether this category fits your routine.
Guide 01
Compare EAA, BCAA and protein
Understand the comparison, the label checks and the limits before you choose.
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Guide 02
Buying supplements in New Zealand
Check labels, seller information and product details before ordering.
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Guide 03
Start with a simpler supplement routine
Identify a real food or training gap before adding another product.
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Got questions?
What to compare, how availability works and what to check before you choose.
Should I add BCAAs if I already use protein powder?
First check your total protein intake and the sources you eat. Adding a separate amino-acid product is not automatically useful simply because you train. Use the comparison article to distinguish complete proteins, EAAs and BCAAs before spending on another tub.
How can I compare value between products?
Compare the price for the selected size or flavour, then use its stated servings and ingredient amounts. Different scoop sizes can make the tub price misleading. Check the current product page for availability and directions before ordering.
Can I combine this with products I already use?
Read the full ingredient lists and daily directions together, including any repeated caffeine, vitamins, minerals or other active ingredients. If you take medicines or have a health condition, ask a pharmacist or your clinician to review the combination.