Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by juggernaut2005
Did they say what part of the label was wrong? I know that I've noticed their chocolate states 24g Protein /serv but Vanilla and Strawberry say 23g/serv and I've never figured out why that is.
anyone heard of discrepancies with ON protein labels?
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10-12-2005, 08:22 AM #1The F.u.t.u.r.e
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anyone heard of discrepancies with ON protein labels?
I went to my local supp store to buy some ON 5lbs and was told they don't carry it anymore because of some discrepancies between the label and the actual contents in the jar. Anyone heard of this?
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he wasnt elaborate he just said they decided to stop carrying it becauseo of discrepancies.. maybe cuz ON is supposedly 100% whey and maybe it has other stuff in it?? IDK Originally Posted by Gordo
Did they say what part of the label was wrong? I know that I've noticed their chocolate states 24g Protein /serv but Vanilla and Strawberry say 23g/serv and I've never figured out why that is.
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