Did Legion Athletics Pulse 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 the same first-party asset URL (product-ingredients-pulse-fruit-punch@2x.png) as the Wayback Machine served it on 2017-11-19 and 2021-01-30; the archived 2022-08-24 product page shows that asset under the Fruit Punch tab. Each image was read twice independently with every field agreeing. The 2017 label also prints L-Ornithine HCL 2.2 g and the 2021 label AlphaSize Alpha-GPC 50% 300 mg; those lines stay on each capture and are not stated as a removal or an addition here. The window is two archive observation dates, not a launch or manufacture date, and older tubs may have stayed 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 Legion's own Pulse Fruit Punch label, CarnoSyn beta-alanine fell from 4.8 g to 3.6 g per serving, sodium rose from 124 mg to 230 mg and potassium from 277 mg to 345 mg. Caffeine Anhydrous 350 mg, L-Theanine 350 mg, Betaine Anhydrous 2.5 g, L-Citrulline DL-Malate 8 g and 21 servings did not move. The label Legion serves today (read 2026-08-03) declares the same lines and amounts as the 2021 label.

• Betaine anhydrous held at 2.5 g across both states.
• Caffeine held at 350 mg across both states.
• L-theanine held at 350 mg across both states.
• Servings per container held at 21 across both states.