Review on Organic Pea Protein Powder: 15g per serving, Unflavored - NOW Sports Nutrition, 1.5lb by Pam Hansen

If you're thinking you're getting good, pure, organic protein that you're going to love, think again. This is one of the most contaminated proteins you can get, and that's not just because of the requirement Now in California has to follow, including the Prop 65 label on the label it ignores, but also because of independent testing, who ignore it have shown to be among the worst offenders for the most contaminated protein powder product, ironically the organic version in particular. If Now wishes to answer this question, please include the actual results of an independent, verifiable, third-party analysis of 30g of randomly selected organic pea protein powder without using your in-house lab and report this to other organic pea protein suppliers. Don't answer that you follow GMP, that you are certified organic, or that Proposition 65 is overreaching and confusing. If your organic pea protein source doesn't show their test results to the public, then they simply withhold the data because it makes them look bad and costs them money. If they really cared, they would be competitive to offer products with the lowest possible heavy metal and chemical contamination and would be proud to share this data.