Question 1

How many servings are in each container?

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Hello,There are 22 servings per container, and each serving is 26.5 grams. Hope that helps!Best regards,Taylor

Question 2

Supplement fact are very different then older product I have. Is this the same spring of life product I purchased in the past?

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Hi there! It’s the same Spring of lIfe Grass-Fed Whey protein you always had, only with an improved formula for extra Natural flavor with a sweet taste so you can safely indulge guilt-free (No toxic artificial sweeteners).

Question 3

Still wondering why the company wont answer the question on why there is a prop 65 sticker on a food product.

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Hi Paul,Californian law requires us to put this notice on our product if we have any ingredient that tests over 1/1000th of what the World Health Organization terms as "Safe Harbor Levels" of a huge list of chemicals, including naturally occurring minerals.Proteins, plants, and minerals all are well-known to contain substances that exceed those allowed exposures on the Prop 65 list. Naturally grown plants absorb metals and other trace chemicals from the soil in which they are grown. For example, Prop 65 sets a safe harbor limit of 0.5 mcg of lead per serving, but this limit is far below the amount of lead naturally found in many fruits and vegetables grown on clean, non-contaminated soils. In 2009 the State of California conducted its own food crop soil-lead-uptake analysis (Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment 129:212-220), and California's experts found that the most commonly consumed vegetables (from 70 different locations), averaged nearly four times the Prop 65 lead limit per serving.When compared with the Prop 65 standards, each serving of potatoes, lettuce, wheat, carrots and many other vegetables would require a lead warning. However, food producers are not required to provide Prop 65 notices.Remember that Prop 65 regulates exposures, not concentrations and not actual harm or injury. Natural proteins, for example, naturally have high levels of lead. Any process to remove the lead would destroy the protein. All Spring of Life products fall within FDA suggested guidelines for any/all of the chemicals listed by Prop 65 and can be safely consumed.We do not have to put the warning on shipments anywhere else in the WORLD as the FDA, Europe, and Australasian safe tolerance level for lead (ie, you must be below this level to sell as a food or supplement), is well over our lead level, and no other state, or country, has this rule like California.In short, Prop 65 has been criticized heavily at that 1/1000th notification requirement. However we must comply with the law, so until the Prop 65 legislation changes, our warning sticker is here to stay.We hope this helps.Best regards,Taylor

Question 4

Do any flavors have dextrose, dextrin, maltodextrin or maltodextrose? If so, are they derived from corn or tapioca or other grains?

Accepted Answer

Hi Lynyrd,Spring of Life Grass-Fed Whey Protein in Vanilla, Chocolate, and Banana contains no dextrose, gluten, corn, sucrose, egg, or peanuts. Hope that helps.Best regards,Taylor

Spring of Life, New Formula, Grass-Fed Whey Protein, Vanilla, 22 Servings (20.56Oz)

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