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Legion Clear Whey+ Protein Isolate review, scored

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

#2 of 13 products in Aminos & Protein

Calculated from published specs and owner feedback

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  • Overall 7.2
  • Social 7.7
  • Usability 6.7

Strengths and drawbacks

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

Strengths

  • Sweetened with stevia, allulose and monk fruit only
  • Linked certificate of analysis for the batch
  • 22 g protein in a 29 g scoop

Drawbacks

  • About $3.00 a serving at full price
  • Shaker mixing can leave clumps
  • Only about 20 servings per tub

How the score breaks down

Published features and owner comments · not a lab test.

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

Claims we checked

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

The claim

Labdoor Certified Brand, lab-tested for purity and accuracy

What we found

Fine print

A 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.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

The claim

Gentle on the stomach, easy to digest, doesn't cause bloating

What we found

Fine print

Brand wording; no study of this product is cited for it. Not evaluated by the FDA.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

The claim

Mixes quickly and smoothly without clumps (Amazon copy)

What we found

Contradicted

GGR's tester found clumps after shaking, and Amazon reviewers describe sticky blobs.

Source · checked Nov 15, 2026

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