Did 1st Phorm Level-1 change its formula?

• The evidence establishes an observation window, not an exact reformulation date.
• An observation date is the date FormulaSignal read a source. It is not a manufacture date and not the date a change was made.
• Both endpoints are first-party Milk Chocolate panel images from 1st Phorm's own storefront, preserved on their observation dates and each read twice independently with every field agreeing. The page preserved on 2026-09-26 shows only the earlier Milk Chocolate panel; on 2026-10-24 the page labels the new image 'Level-1 Milk Chocolate nutrition facts panel' under a MILK CHOCOLATE heading. The ingredient statements beneath the two panels also differ (the 2026-10-24 statement adds milk protein concentrate); ingredient statements are not transcribed into the Record, so this Signal states only the panel amounts. The window is two observation dates, not a launch or manufacture date, and older tubs may remain on shelves. No laboratory testing is claimed.
• At least one endpoint did not record its claim set in full, so a claim present on one side and absent on the other is non-disclosure rather than removal.
• At least one endpoint did not record its certification set in full, so a certification present on one side and absent on the other is non-disclosure rather than removal.
• The original review date is retained for this record. It is not an independently recorded publication timestamp.

On 1st Phorm's own Level-1 Milk Chocolate Nutrition Facts panel, calcium rose from 130 mg to 250 mg per scoop, cholesterol fell from 75 mg to 60 mg, saturated fat from 1.5 g to 1 g, sodium from 120 mg to 105 mg and potassium from 200 mg to 180 mg. Total carbohydrate rose from 2 g to 3 g and iron from 0.6 mg to 0.7 mg. Calories 130, total fat 2 g, total sugars 2 g, protein 23 g, the 33 g scoop and 30 servings did not move.

• Protein held at 23 g across both states.
• Vitamin D held at 0.1 mcg across both states.
• Servings per container held at 30 across both states.