08/03/2026
Flip the tub over. 🧡
Not the front...
Anybody can print "MAXIMUM STRENGTH" on a front.
The back.
The panel.
You're looking for two words: "Proprietary Blend."
If you find them, put it down.
Those two words are legal permission to not tell you the doses.
A blend listed at 6,000 mg can be 5,900 mg of the cheap filler and 100 mg of the thing you actually bought it for.
Perfectly legal.
Extremely common.
Impossible to catch unless you know to look.
Here's the whole test...
Four things, four seconds!
1. Is every dose printed?
If an amount isn't on the panel, you don't know if it's a real dose or a sprinkle.
2. Any "proprietary blend"?
It exists to hide ratios. That's its only job.
3. What's the serving size?
Some brands split one dose across two or three scoops so the label reads stronger than the tub really is.
4. Where was it made?
Look for cGMP.
That's it.
Run it on us.
Run it on whatever's in your cupboard right now.
Run it on the tub you were about to buy.
We've printed every milligram on every panel since 2003, not because we're generous, but because we own the factory, and it's a lot harder to hide things when you're the one making them.
👉 See the full test, including where we'd fail it: muscleology.com/pages/muscleology-standard
Family-run out of Davie, Florida. Go check a label. 💪
SINCE 2003 · FAMILY-RUN · DAVIE, FLORIDA WHAT'S ON THE LABEL IS WHAT'S IN THE TUB. Twenty-two years ago, most supplement brands were built by marketers. Muscleology was built by people who train — and we've watched a hundred hyped brands cut their formulas to pay for influencers, then disappear....