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Legion Athletics review, scored

Stevia-sweetened clear whey with a COA link; pricey at about $3 a serving.

Health Corners editorial team · Claims checked against seller pages · Updated

#2 of 13 brands in Aminos & Protein

From the Legion Clear Whey+ Protein Isolate review · calculated, not lab-tested

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  • Overall 7.2
  • Social 7.7
  • Usability 6.7
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Legion Athletics products

Products listed by Legion Athletics. One has a published Health Corners score.

Legion Clear Whey+ Protein IsolateClear whey protein isolate · $59.99
7.2/10
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How the score breaks down

From the review of Legion Clear Whey+ Protein Isolate · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

From the review of Legion Clear Whey+ Protein Isolate · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

  • Overall7.2
  • Social7.7
  • Usability6.7
How each score was set

Usability 6.7 /10

From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

Label transparency7.0/10
Four of five: ingredients with grams (25 g Lacprodan isolate), sweeteners named, 29 g serving and about 20 servings; milk allergen line seen only on retailer copies.
Testing and manufacturing7.0/10
ISO 17025 lab testing with a linked certificate, cGMP facilities and US manufacture; Labdoor status is not one of the named certifications.
Price and subscription terms5.0/10
$59.99 for 20 servings is about $3.00 each; one-time buy and subscription exist; repeat orders need $65-$80 for free shipping.
Guarantee and returns8.0/10
Full refund on request with nothing to return; the window itself is not printed on the returns page.
Support and owner reports6.0/10
Phone and address published; marketplace buyers split between praise for flavor and complaints about clumping.

Social 7.7 /10

Average of the independent owner-review sources listed below.

Marketplace reviews9.0/10
Product · 173 reviews · walmart.com, target.com, amazon.com
Independent web and YouTube7.0/10
Brand-level · 3 reviews · garagegymreviews.com, feastgood.com, barbend.com
Reddit7.0/10
Brand-level · 3 reviews · reddit.com

Strengths and drawbacks

Published specs and owner feedback, not a hands-on test.

Strengths

  • Certificate of analysis linked from the product page
  • Refund offered without sending the tub back
  • Phone number and street address printed in the footer

Drawbacks

  • Around $3.00 per serving before subscription discounts
  • Free-shipping threshold differs between its own policy pages
  • Testers and buyers report clumps and foam when shaken

Claims we checked

The published claim, then what we found. Live statuses. How we review

The claim

100% Money-Back Guarantee, no returns necessary

What we found

Verified

The returns page repeats the full refund with nothing to send back; no time limit is printed there.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

The claim

Free shipping on first US order

What we found

Fine print

Repeat orders ship free only above a minimum; the returns page says $80 and the shipping page says $65.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

Questions

From Legion Athletics’s published terms. Not legal advice.

What sweetens Legion Clear Whey+?

The page lists stevia, allulose and monk fruit, with no artificial sweeteners, dyes or fillers.

How many servings come in a tub?

About 20 servings of 29 g, with 22 g of protein each, per the retailer label copies.

Can I get a refund if I dislike it?

Legion says you get a full refund on request and do not need to return the product.

Is it third-party tested?

Legion says an ISO 17025-accredited lab tests it, links a certificate of analysis and calls itself a Labdoor Certified Brand.

Where is it made?

In the USA, in NSF-registered, FDA-inspected cGMP facilities, from European grass-fed whey (Lacprodan).

About Legion Athletics

Legion Athletics, of Clearwater, Florida, sells naturally sweetened whey, casein, plant protein, pre-workouts, bars and stacks on its own store, plus Amazon, Walmart and Target.

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Social score

The average of independent owner-review sources (for example Reddit, Trustpilot and store reviews), weighted for volume and recency. A source with too few reviews is listed as “Not enough data” and left out.

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Usability score

Published features and terms (price, renewal, refunds, support and the category’s own criteria), each scored against written anchors. Calculated, not lab-tested.

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