1st Phorm Level-1
Potas. 200 mg to 180 mg
Labels seen Sep 27, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026, 2 more lines moved
- Protein per serving
- 23 g in a 33 g serving
- Servings per container, on the label
- 30
U.S. powders and ready-to-drink products the brand itself sells as protein, from whey, casein, milk, egg, beef or plant sources, whose label is a Nutrition Facts panel stating grams of protein against a declared serving.
396 covered products · 108 brands · last observed Nov 7, 2026
Showing 12, published Records first
Potas. 200 mg to 180 mg
Labels seen Sep 27, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026, 2 more lines moved
A Record chip means the current label is not yet Signal Verified; a product whose label has not been read has a verified identity and stays out of comparisons until it is. Label dates are when a label was seen, not when the product was made.
What the Record holds
What each brand's page showed that day. It may have been a promotion, so it is never called a list price unless the source said so.
Limit: 223 of 396 products hold a package price and a container count above one serving. A single-serve package is excluded by name, because a price on one does not establish whether it covered a unit or a case.
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Limits
A limit describes the evidence, never the product.
These answer every question about their identity and their source. 19 of them also show what a serving costs. 52 cannot answer what the label declares, because the label has not been read. The rest stop at the limit named in the table below.
| Dimension | Products | What would lift it |
|---|---|---|
| Declared formula | 12 | The preserved panel image is transcribed against these bytes and a second independent read agrees field by field. If the brand starts printing the panel as text, that is new evidence to read. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 128 | A panel asset or facts table appears on a first-party surface. |
| Price and package | 1 | A fresh size-matched offer observation with a qualifying non-promotional/list basis, or an approved commercial rule that explicitly permits recording promotional package prices, would lift this ceiling. |
| Declared formula | 3 | A page or label that names the flavor printed with each panel, a per-flavor page or variant asset carrying its own panel, a statement that one panel covers every flavor, or a per-flavor capture binding in the Record that lets each table be filed against the flavor it belongs to. |
| Price and package | 1 | An offer observation taken on the same day as a panel read of this product, paired through pair-panel-price.mjs, which would size-match the Chocolate label's ~2254 g against the 5 lb variant. Registering each package weight as its own product would also resolve it. |
| Declared formula | 8 | A Supplement Facts asset appearing in the brand's gallery or catalogue, an HTML facts block appearing on the page, or a dated label repository entry for this exact product and package. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A page or label that names the flavour printed with each panel, a per-flavour page or variant asset carrying its own panel, a statement that one panel covers every flavour, or a per-flavour capture binding in the Record that lets each table be filed against the flavour it belongs to. |
| Price and package | 1 | A same-day, size-matched offer observation and panel pairing through pair-panel-price.mjs, or a fresh first-party page capture that preserves both the price and the exact panel state on one date. |
| Declared formula | 9 | A panel asset naming the recorded flavor appears on a first-party surface. |
| Product identity | 9 | A later observation finds the two surfaces agreeing, or one of them is withdrawn. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 9 | A first-party panel declares individual amounts for the blended components. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A first-party page printing the Nutrition Facts panel as text or as a panel image, for a flavor on sale, or a person reading the physical label. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A page or label that names the flavor printed with the panel, or states that one panel covers every flavor, or a person reading each flavor's physical label. |
| Declared formula | 6 | A Supplement Facts or Nutrition Facts asset appearing in the brand's gallery or catalogue, an HTML facts block appearing on the page, or a dated label repository entry for this exact product. |
| current state | 2 | A permitted first-party surface answers without a challenge, or a first-party asset becomes readable. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A first-party panel stating an exact serving mass, transcribed against those bytes, with a second independent read agreeing field by field. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 3 | The page printing the block with every line's amount, unit and serving stated unambiguously, a facts panel image in the gallery, or a dated label repository entry for this exact product. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 5 | The page naming the flavor (or pack) its facts block describes, a per-flavor facts panel in the gallery, or a dated label repository entry for one exact flavor. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A Supplement Facts or Nutrition Facts block appearing in the page's Nutrition section or gallery, or a dated label repository entry for this exact product. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A complete single-basis panel appears for the recorded configuration. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 2 | A first-party panel image or label that names the flavor beside the facts, or a label repository entry for this exact product, transcribed against those bytes, with a second independent read agreeing field by field. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
| Declared formula | 1 | A sharper first-party panel image, or the panel printed as page text, transcribed against those bytes, with a second independent read agreeing field by field. A monitoring check alone cannot lift it. |
Of 396 registered products, 226 have a label read, 16 publish the label only as an image that waits to be read, 154 are unread for another reason, and 201 are normalized.
| Check | Status | What the Record shows |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Ready | "protein" on its own names no product, so a question has to name a brand. |
| Label fields | Ready | Its Nutrition Facts panels are read from page text, or from a label image read twice and compared, and normalize on the protein line and the serving mass. |
| Public pages | Ready | Counted on public pages. |
| Sources | Not yet | 373 of 396 checked products answered with a readable first-party page on the last check. |
| Review | Not yet | 61 items are waiting for review. |
| Monitoring | Ready | Open product by product: a watch starts once a product's label has 2 clean readings on separate days and no open review. |
Every covered product carries a category identifier, and a sentence about one category filters on it. That is why a ranking of pre-workouts cannot return any of the 396 protein products on this page, and why the count of pre-workouts did not move when this category launched on September 22, 2026.
Nothing here establishes that a product is safe or effective, and a declared amount is not a measurement of what a container holds. Every category · Coverage and reliability
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