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Looks like it was within 10% of described for 71% of supplements (which sounds pretty okay) but there were some big outliers for the rest. It also suggests the
by Tenoke 5y ago
Looks like it was within 10% of described for 71% of supplements (which sounds pretty okay) but there were some big outliers for the rest.
It also suggests the biggest variance was in mixed-supplement pills while pure melatonin pills were mostly within the normal range. Definitely good to know but I wouldn't worry too much if you are just getting basic pure melatonin from a well-known manufacturer.
- emodendroket 5y ago30% not even being within 10% seems like a pretty huge amount of variance to me. I guess it is a matter of perspective.
- Tenoke 5y agoSure but if that's mostly the mix of supplements in one tablet versions. If you buy pure melatonin from a respected brand it's going to be a pretty high chance you are getting the right dose.