🚨 TRUEBASICS Whey RETESTED After 1 YEAR! 😱 PASSED EVERYTHING?🧪
TrueBasics Clean Whey Protein was retested after one year through blind testing using two anonymous orders from different addresses. The product passed all quality tests including protein content verification, amino acid profiles, heavy metals, pesticides, aflatoxins, and steroid screening.
Summary
The video presents results from a blind retest of TrueBasics Clean Whey Protein conducted after one year. Since a third-party seller could not be found, the testing organization ordered two one-kilogram pouches using different anonymous IDs sent to separate addresses to ensure authenticity. One product from the same batch number was submitted for laboratory analysis. The protein content claim of 25.2 grams per 35-gram serving was verified to contain 25.34 grams, confirming accuracy. The comprehensive testing covered seven levels of analysis: amino acid profiling revealed no amino spiking; melamine spiking was not detected; MST spiking was absent; all heavy metals tested remained below acceptable limits with only trace elemental copper detected within safe ranges; aflatoxins were all below detection limits; pesticides were either not detected or below detection levels; and steroid and hormone screening showed all anabolic steroids below limits according to WADA standards. Progesterone was detected at trace levels, which is noted as naturally occurring in cow's milk and expected in dairy products. The transcript concludes by directing viewers to the organization's website to see pass/fail summaries of other tested products and mentions an affiliate program through their mobile application.
Key Insights
- The testing organization used anonymous orders to two different addresses with different IDs to verify product authenticity when a third-party seller was unavailable for blind testing
- The verified protein content of 25.34 grams per serving matched the company's claim of 25.2 grams, confirming labeling accuracy within acceptable margins
- Seven-level testing across amino acids, heavy metals, aflatoxins, pesticides, and steroids/hormones revealed no signs of amino spiking, melamine spiking, or MST spiking
- Progesterone was detected at trace levels but is explained as naturally occurring in cow's milk, making its presence in dairy-based whey products expected and acceptable
- The testing organization maintains a public database of pass/fail results for tested products accessible through their website and offers an affiliate program for products that pass blind testing
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Transcript
[0:02] Guys, today I will tell you the results of blind retesting of True Basics Clean Whey Protein. We could not find a third-party seller for this product for blind retesting. So we ordered two pouches of one kg each from two different anonymous IDs to two different anonymous addresses. You can watch the uncut unboxing video. Out of the products we receive, one product of the same batch number comes to the lab for testing. So let's move ahead and now cover its lab test report. The serving size of this product is 35 grams. According to which the company claims protein level as 25.2 grams. According to our laptop report, [0:34] protein is found on a serving basis…
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