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This is literally how all construction materials are vetted and it works great. Underwriters Laboratories. If it were feasible to sue retailers for damages du
by whiddershins 4y ago
This is literally how all construction materials are vetted and it works great.
Underwriters Laboratories.
If it were feasible to sue retailers for damages due to fraudulent vitamins, approximately 0% of supplements sold would be fake.
The problem is there isn’t adequate scientific evidence to back the efficacy of any of these supplement which is why they aren’t regulated in the first place.
- AuthorizedCust 4y ago> The problem is there isn’t adequate scientific evidence to back the efficacy of any of these supplement which is why they aren’t regulated in the first place. While I would agree that good evidence is generally lacking on supplements, that’s different than “is the product as advertised”. Just because vitamin C isn’t a miracle drug wouldn’t justify selling sugar pills as vitamin C.