Editorial standards

Evidence first. Estimates labeled.

How Juno turns product facts, official instructions, research, and freezer experiments into useful guidance.

Last reviewed August 25, 2026

Our evidence hierarchy

  1. Approved Juno production formulas, labels, and preparation directions for Juno-specific claims.
  2. Government food-safety and food-composition sources for safety and general nutrition.
  3. Official appliance documentation for machine programs, fill limits, and operation.
  4. Primary research papers for ingredient-function and frozen-dessert science.
  5. Clearly identified observations from controlled Juno tests.

Verified, estimated, and untested

Verified facts match a final source such as an approved production label. Estimates are visibly labeled and are replaced when final information is available. A proposed experiment is called a protocol until batches have actually been run; plausible outcomes are not presented as findings.

How recipes are tested

A final recipe must name exact ingredient amounts, liquid, freeze time, machine program, and recovery steps. When Juno compares formulas, the method records freezer temperature, machine model, processing sequence, added liquid, texture scores, and deviations. A single successful pint is not described as a universal result.

Sources and conflicts

Articles link to controlling sources near the relevant claim or in a sources-and-scope section. Juno sells protein ice cream mix, so commercial pages and calls to shop are kept distinct from evidence. Juno is not affiliated with or endorsed by SharkNinja.

Drafting and review

Software may assist with research organization, calculations, drafting, and quality checks. Juno remains responsible for reviewing claims against cited sources, labeling uncertainty, and correcting the published page.

Company responsibility

Juno was founded in Utah in 2026 by Max Meacham and Calvin Meacham. Max leads formulation and operations, while Calvin leads branding and marketing. Questions about Juno can be sent to max@junoprotein.com.

Updates and corrections

Every article displays a reviewed date and machine-readable publication and modification dates. Material changes—such as a new formula, completed experiment, or corrected safety statement—receive a fresh review. To report an error, email help@junoprotein.com with the page and claim.