Very interesting. Ron, I think this is a valid thread and should stay up.
I actually have not reviewed Myofusion, just IntraPro and the review was mostly based on
mixability, solubility, taste, and things like that:
http://tinyurl.com/3ysupsuSIZEON was amazing and I wonder if the tub I got from the General Sales Manager at the 2007 Arnold was spiked with something else, it was honestly that good:
http://tinyurl.com/3yt3fgeAs to the test results above, assuming they are legitimate [and presumably anyone can get this test done to confirm or deny that], the only thing I can say would be that whey protein products are a loss leader item and the only way to make profits ON THE ORDER OF MILLIONS would be to do one of the following:
1. Produce properly dosed products for high prices.
2. Produce under-dosed products for normal prices.
3. Produce under-dosed products for high prices.
Most companies choose #3.

I'm admittedly a little surprised with this. I thought Gaspari Nutrition is a big enough company that they would be able to create the economies of scale necessary to not have to under-dose anything.
At the very least, Myofusion is reasonably priced but IntraPro is rather expensive so I would hope that IntraPro is properly dosed.