Article: Less Than Half Of Supplement Labels Are Correct

I wonder if this is because supplement companies want to save money or because overseas manufacturers are trying to make more money selling fillers. Watched a documentary on knockoffs/counterfeits and how a % of medicine in the UK are fakes that look 100% legit....who knows about the US...
 
That's why try to buy from reputable companies. If a price seems too good to be true, then it probably is.
 
Old news. This has been happening since the 90s. I can't even name how many starter threads there have been on this matter since 2003'?

I thought at this point it was common ground to understand that of which you take could very well not be what you thought you took.
 
hardknock said:
Old news. This has been happening since the 90s. I can't even name how many starter threads there have been on this matter since 2003'?

I thought at this point it was common ground to understand that of which you take could very well not be what you thought you took.
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I would add to simply narrow down to just a couple of basics and perhaps one company or two. It makes research much easier than trying to keep up with 10 companies and a myriad of products.
 
nemix said:
I wonder if this is because supplement companies want to save money or because overseas manufacturers are trying to make more money selling fillers. Watched a documentary on knockoffs/counterfeits and how a % of medicine in the UK are fakes that look 100% legit....who knows about the US...
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Over the years it has come to pass that both of the above are the reason. Just out of common respect to our US based companies I have leaned more toward foreign companies being the culprit at least 75% of the time...However I feel that number is quite high and is probably closer to 59%.
 
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