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Has anyone used Protein Factory before? Just found the website searching the other day and created a pretty good formula just screwing around...what do you guys think?
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50% CFM Whey Isolate,
30% Membrane Micellar Casein,
10% Super Plasma Protein,
5% Fructose,
5% MCT Powder (60%),
Additive: Aminogen
Flavor: Vanilla
Sweetener: Stevia
[QUOTE=RkyMtnHi;561717381]Has anyone used Protein Factory before? Just found the website searching the other day and created a pretty good formula just screwing around...what do you guys think?
Selected options:
50% CFM Whey Isolate,
30% Membrane Micellar Casein,
10% Super Plasma Protein,
5% Fructose,
5% MCT Powder (60%),
Additive: Aminogen
Flavor: Vanilla
Sweetener: Stevia[/QUOTE]
Looks solid!!
lol i actually have a protein factory shaker. never thought to look them up tho.
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Has anyone actually ordered a custom blend from them before? I know they sell a variety of pre-made powders here on BB.com...
[QUOTE=RkyMtnHi;561723801]Has anyone actually ordered a custom blend from them before? I know they sell a variety of pre-made powders here on BB.com...[/QUOTE]
I've never taken the time to customize a blend from them before....but ordered A TON of protein from them (whey & Soy isolate XT) throughout college...back in mid-late 90's...great company!!
[QUOTE=An Inconvenient Bro;561725301]are they still making small custom batches of protein? Doesn't sound very cGMP compliant to me.[/QUOTE]
Yo dawg. Why you being so ruff, ruff?
[QUOTE=An Inconvenient Bro;561725301]are they still making small custom batches of protein? Doesn't sound very cGMP compliant to me.[/QUOTE]
they Aren't cGMP compliant but are FDA compliant and follow GMP guidelines laid out by the FDA. cGMP basically means that anytime there is a change in regualation, it is implemented right away where Regular GMP or FDA requires them to make the change within 1-2 years depending on the nature of the change.
[QUOTE=Wakensnorider44;561738151]they Aren't cGMP compliant but are FDA compliant and follow GMP guidelines laid out by the FDA. cGMP basically means that anytime there is a change in regualation, it is implemented right away where Regular GMP or FDA requires them to make the change within 1-2 years depending on the nature of the change.[/QUOTE]
Didn't know a custom blend place could be GMP compliant.......Seems like that would defeat the whole purpose???
[QUOTE=GetRippedInc;561739031]Didn't know a custom blend place could be GMP compliant.......Seems like that would defeat the whole purpose???[/QUOTE]
"Aren't cGMP compliant but are FDA compliant and follow GMP guidelines "
[QUOTE=Wakensnorider44;561751061]"Aren't cGMP compliant but are FDA compliant and follow GMP guidelines "[/QUOTE]
I Believe here are a few GMP guidelines..... Not sure how making custom orders with mixing and not retesting would qualify??? Not saying I am right or wrong but aware me
Manufacturing processes are clearly defined and controlled. All critical processes are validated to ensure consistency and compliance with specifications.[b]Making custom blends would make this impossible[/b]
Manufacturing processes are controlled, and any changes to the process are evaluated. Changes that have an impact on the quality of the drug are validated as necessary.
Instructions and procedures are written in clear and unambiguous language. (Good Documentation Practices)
Operators are trained to carry out and document procedures.
Records are made, manually or by instruments, during manufacture that demonstrate that all the steps required by the defined procedures and instructions were in fact taken and that the quantity and quality of the drug was as expected. Deviations are investigated and documented.[b]Once again..Any time a custom blend is made new paperwork must be completed. This would be endless paperwork for a place that does mostly custom blends[/b]
Records of manufacture (including distribution) that enable the complete history of a batch to be traced are retained in a comprehensible and accessible form.[b]Impossible to do mixing and matching[/b]
The distribution of the drugs minimizes any risk to their quality.
A system is available for recalling any batch of drug from sale or supply.
Complaints about marketed drugs are examined, the causes of quality defects are investigated, and appropriate measures are taken with respect to the defective drugs and to prevent recurrence.