Updated October 1, 2026 · ThriveCue Editorial Team

Body Attack vs Science in Sport

Body Attack scores 9.4 and Science in Sport 9.3 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Body Attack

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Science in Sport

9.3/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Body Attack vs Science in Sport: the differences

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
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Body AttackBody Attack
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Price from€29.99£29.99
Protein per serving (g)24Higher22
CertificationsOrganic, VeganInformed sport, Gmp
MarketsDE, AT, BE, BG, HR, CZ, DK, EE, FI, FR, HU, IE, IT, LV, LT, LU, MT, MC, NL, NO, PL, PT, RO, SM, ES, SE, SI, SK, CH, LI, GB, US, MX, ARCovers moreGB, DE, IT, ES, US
Price per serving€1Not confirmed
Flavours (flavours)18Not confirmed
Subscription discountNot confirmed25%

Same on both: Third-party tested (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Body Attack scores higher overall: 9.4 vs 9.3.
  • Protein per serving (g) is higher at Body Attack: 24 vs 22.
  • Support channels: only Body Attack offers Phone.
  • Support channels: only Science in Sport offers Chat.
  • Certifications: only Body Attack offers Organic, Vegan.
  • Certifications: only Science in Sport offers Informed sport, Gmp.
  • Science in Sport is available in 11 more countries.
  • Products: only Body Attack offers Plant protein, Pre workout, Meal replacement.
  • Markets: only Body Attack offers AT, BE, BG.

Our verdict on each

Body Attack

Body Attack suits everyday gym-goers who want a broad sports range at a low cost per scoop, and its products are third-party tested. The whey protein starts at €29.99 and works out at €1 per serving, which is easy on a monthly shop.

Read the full Body Attack review

Science in Sport

Science in Sport suits athletes and club competitors who want a tight, certified sports nutrition range rather than a full supplement aisle. Its whey protein powder lists 22 g of protein per serving, products are third-party tested, and the subscription takes 25% off.

Read the full Science in Sport review

Score breakdown

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
AreaBody AttackScience in Sport
Cost9.6HigherPer serving cost ranks at 7 out of 46 in our data, the highest of the scoring parts at 9.6.9.3Price from sits at 32 of 66, mid-field rather than cheapest, with a subscription discount of 25%.
Offer9.2Higher9.2 with whey protein, plant protein and creatine covered, 18 flavours on the whey protein and third-party tested products.9.1Subscription discount of 25% on repeat orders, paired with a third-party tested range, though the entry price of £29.99 is not the lowest.
Trust9.29.2 built on a named legal entity in DE, third-party testing and support on email, phone and help centre.9.5HigherInformed Sport and GMP certification (informed sport and gmp), a third-party tested range, and a company founded in 1992.

Which one suits you

Pick Body Attack if cost, protein per serving (g), and markets matter most.

Pick Science in Sport if trust matter most.

Availability and regulation

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
CountryBody AttackScience in Sport
HeadquartersGermanyUnited Kingdom

Available in 27 countries for both. Additional countries for Body Attack: 7. Additional countries for Science in Sport: 18.

A third option

MaximumSlim has protein per serving (g) at 26, against 24 for Body Attack and 22 for Science in Sport.

MaximumSlim review

How they place

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
RankingBody AttackScience in Sport
Vitamins and multivitamins230 of 362246 of 362
Gut health, greens and collagen84 of 17295 of 172
Sleep and stress supplements78 of 15589 of 155
Protein powders68 of 11173 of 111
Creatine, pre-workout and electrolytes49 of 9358 of 93

Every fact side by side

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
FactBody AttackScience in Sport
ProductsWhey protein, Plant protein, Creatine, Pre workout, Electrolytes, Meal replacement, Protein bars, Mass gainerCovers moreWhey protein, Creatine, Electrolytes, Protein bars
Legal entityBody Attack Sports Nutrition GmbH & Co. KGSiS (Science in Sport) Limited
HeadquartersGermanyUnited Kingdom
FoundedNot confirmed1992
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centreEmail, Chat, Help centre

Supplements

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
FactBody AttackScience in Sport
DietsVegan, Vegetarian, Gluten free, HalalNot confirmed
Money-back periodNot confirmed14 days

Where each stands against the rest

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
FactBody AttackScience in SportMedian
Price per serving€1below the medianNot confirmed€1.32
Protein per serving (g)24above the median22below the median23
Flavours (flavours)18highest quarterNot confirmed4.5
Subscription discountNot confirmed25%above the median18.45%

Median across 52 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Body Attack

Pros

  • On price per serving, Body Attack ranks at 7 out of 46 in our data, the strongest of its positions.
  • Products are third-party tested, so the checking sits outside the company rather than with the maker.
  • The range is wider than HUM Nutrition, whose listed product types are plant protein and creatine.

Cons

  • The entry price of €29.99 ranks lower in our data, at 27 out of 66, so the tub price is less competitive than the serving price.
  • Protein per serving of 24 g sits at 20 out of 43, so it is not a heavy load next to the rest of the field.
  • Shipping is stated for the markets in Germany, AT and BE only, so buyers elsewhere have no listed route to order.

Science in Sport

Pros

  • Products are third-party tested and the range carries Informed Sport and GMP (informed sport and gmp), which separates it from ranges that rely on in-house checks alone.
  • The subscription takes 25% off, which lowers the cost of every order after the first for anyone already training regularly.
  • Ranks 32 of 66 brands on price from, placing the entry price of £29.99 in the cheaper part of the field.

Cons

  • Help runs on email, chat and help centre only, with no phone line listed, while a good share of protein powder brands carry phone support (54.2%).
  • The range stops at whey protein, creatine, electrolytes and protein bars (whey protein, creatine and electrolytes), so there is no plant protein, pre-workout or mass gainer next to them, unlike Body Attack (whey protein, plant protein and creatine).
  • The money-back window is 14 days, a shorter commitment than the returns window of 30 days typical across the brands listed.

Who each suits

Body Attack

Who it suits

  • You train most days and care more about what a scoop costs than about extra product lines.
  • You want vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and halal options from the same brand.
  • You order within the markets in Germany, AT and BE and want phone support alongside email.

Who should look elsewhere

  • You want just plant protein and creatine, so HUM Nutrition keeps the list shorter.
  • You want a range built around whey protein, creatine, electrolytes and pre-workout, so Myvitamins is the leaner shop.
  • You order from a country not on the list, so compare Protein Works or Myvitamins first: Body Attack states its reach as DE, AT and BE.

Science in Sport

Who it suits

  • Athletes in strength and endurance sports who want protein powder carrying Informed Sport and GMP (informed sport and gmp).
  • People who will reorder regularly and can put repeat orders on the subscription for a discount of 25%.
  • Shoppers in the United Kingdom, DE and IT who want a UK-based brand that runs its own shop and its own help centre.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Body Attack, if you want plant protein, pre-workout, meal replacement or mass gainers on the same order (whey protein, plant protein and creatine).
  • HUM Nutrition, if plant protein and creatine are the only categories on your shopping list (plant protein and creatine).
  • Myvitamins, if you want a pre-workout alongside the protein (whey protein, creatine and electrolytes).

Current offers

Body Attack

Current offer

  • Discount code

    10% discount for newsletter signup: 10%

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    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Body Attack vs Science in Sport
CountryBody AttackScience in Sport
ArgentinaYesNo
ChinaNoYes
CyprusNoYes
EgyptNoYes
GreeceNoYes
Hong KongNoYes
KenyaNoYes
LiechtensteinYesNo

8 of 52 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Body Attack

How much does Body Attack cost?+

The Body Attack whey protein costs €29.99 for the tub, and the same product works out at €1 per serving. Both prices belong to one product, so you can judge the entry cost and the everyday mixing cost together. A larger tub spreads the purchase cost over more servings, which lowers the serving figure.

Is Body Attack third-party tested?+

Yes, the products are third-party tested, so the checks sit outside the company rather than with the maker. An independent lab looks at what you are mixing instead of the brand marking its own homework. That matters most for protein powders, where the protein amount on the label is the claim being checked.

Science in Sport

How much does Science in Sport cost to start with?+

The Rego whey protein powder is listed from £29.99, which is the entry point across the range rather than a bundle price. Whey protein, creatine, electrolytes and protein bars make up the listed categories (whey protein, creatine and electrolytes), so a first order is usually a single tub.

What happens to the price on a subscription?+

The subscription applies a discount of 25% once you are set up on it, which is the route that lowers what you pay each time you reorder. Buying without a subscription leaves the listed shelf price of £29.99 on the whey protein powder.

Body Attack

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Higher score in this comparison

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