A batch or lot code supports tracing a product when you ask the seller or manufacturer a question. It should be read with expiry, product version and your receipt. The code itself is not proof of protein content or quality. If a report or certificate is presented, ask whether it identifies the relevant sample or batch rather than assuming any document applies to your tub.
A practical step before buying in Jordan
Keep a clear photo of the code and label. Send those details when asking the manufacturer about a specific purchase.
Keep different forms of evidence separate
Seller identity, intact packaging, a batch code and a laboratory report answer different questions. None should be stretched into a guarantee for every claim. Check current documentation for the exact product and ask what remains uncertain. Compare price only after the identity, quantity and condition of the offered item are clear. This store guide describes verification steps; it is not an independent certification of other sellers.
A Spartacus store buying example in Jordan
| Option | Listed price, JOD | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Gainer 2 Weeks | 37.5 | Selected size, serving count and flavor |
| Gainer 4 Weeks | 65 | Contents and final delivered total |
Prices were reviewed on 14 October 2026 and may change. Package names do not guarantee duration of use. The product description lists approximately 1,116 calories, 80 g protein and 180 g carbohydrates per full 300 g serving; check your selected flavor’s label. A full serving is not mandatory, and smaller portions are calculated proportionally.
Review options before placing your order
Choose your Spartacus Gainer 1000 size and flavor and view the current price. Check ingredients, expiry, stock and delivery charges for your address in Jordan before paying. This is buying guidance from the Spartacus store, not a guarantee of individual supplement results.