Summary of "“India’s TATA in Supplements? Full Lab Test of TATA Whey Protein 🔬” #review #health #fitness"

Product Reviewed

Tata 1mg “whey protein”

Whey protein concentrate (primary source)
Whey protein isolate (included; amount not specified)
Cocoa powder
Natural hazelnut powder
Digestive enzymes
Probiotics
Sweeteners: monk fruit + stevia
Claimed no fillers (no stabilizers/thickeners/anticaking agents mentioned)
Lecithin included for mixability, but type is not disclosed (unclear if soy or sunflower)

Verdict: Passed all six testing levels.

Macro Accuracy
- Company claim: 66.7% protein
- Lab result: 70.6% protein (dry basis)
- Per serving (36 g serving):
  - Company claim: 24 g protein
  - Lab: 25.42 g protein
- Company vs lab per serving:
  - Carbs: 5.8 g → 7.1 g
  - Fat: 1.4 g → 1.85 g
- Reviewer note: passes Level 1
Amino Acid Profile (spiking check)
- No sign of amino spiking
Melamine Spiking
- Melamine detected below allowable limits
Heavy Metals
- Heavy metals below safe limits
- Cadmium detected but within safe limit
Mycotoxins (aflatoxins)
- Aflatoxins M1, B1, B2, G1, G2 found below allowable limits
Pesticides
- 1145+ pesticides tested
- All below allowable limits / not detected
- Copper detected for 4 pesticides, within safe limits

Serving size accuracy
- Pre-portioned (no scoop)
- Sachet measured at 36 g → correct
Mixability test (15 seconds)
- No lumps after 15 seconds → 5/5 stars
Taste
- “Balanced” sweetness; natural flavor/sweetener profile
- Not described as excellent, but good overall → 4/5 stars
Packaging & convenience
- 1 serving per sachet
- 1 kg pouch = 28 sachets
- Reviewer finds sealing/moisture protection convenient and reliable → 5/5 stars

Price could have been lower, especially given it’s primarily whey concentrate-based

No direct product-to-product comparison was made in the subtitles.
Testing was performed on an anonymously ordered product from Amazon and Flipkart (with a note that “third party sellers” were considered).

Recommended if you prioritize verified safety and quality, since it passed all lab checks and performs well in:

Main drawback: pricing is somewhat higher than expected for a whey concentrate-based formula.

Main reviewer: Focused on blind ordering, ingredient overview, the 6-level lab results, practical performance (mixability/taste/packaging), and the pricing concern.
Reviewer’s disclosure critique (implied/asked point): Notes that lecithin type isn’t disclosed (soy vs sunflower), but it’s not framed as a failed test.