The claim
Labdoor Certified Brand, lab-tested for purity and accuracy
What we found
Fine printA COA link is on the page; Labdoor is a brand-level program, not NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Choice, which GGR also points out.
Natural-sweetener clear whey with a COA link, refund-without-return terms and a steep price.
Health Corners editorial team · Claims checked against seller pages · Updated
Calculated from published specs and owner feedback
See all aminos & proteinPublished specs and owner feedback, not a hands-on test.
Published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
Published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
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The published claim, then what we found. Live statuses. How we review
The claim
What we found
Fine printA COA link is on the page; Labdoor is a brand-level program, not NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Choice, which GGR also points out.
The claim
What we found
Fine printBrand wording; no study of this product is cited for it. Not evaluated by the FDA.
The claim
What we found
ContradictedGGR's tester found clumps after shaking, and Amazon reviewers describe sticky blobs.
Other products from Legion Athletics. Not reviewed yet.
Brand scores out of 10 · See all aminos & protein
PromixSingle-ingredient whey with Eurofins testing named; refunds exclude subscriptions.
Seeq ProteinClear whey with full label text; all sales final unless damaged.Where a score sits among everything scored in the same category:
Needs at least 2 scored in the category.
How we review →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.
How we review →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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