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Thank you for this! It would be helpful to show your research in more detail to give confidence in the accuracy of the information in the table. The page state
by gregwebs 4y ago
Thank you for this! It would be helpful to show your research in more detail to give confidence in the accuracy of the information in the table.
The page states that Amazon or iHerb referrals are used depending on which price is the lowest. Amazon is known for counterfeiting- I would never by a supplement from there. Stick with iHerb, which is effectively a first party only store but has reliably fast and cheap shipping of supplements.
Besides ingredient sourcing, if you are interested in this site you may be interested in whether the supplement contains what it claims- consumerlab.com regularly tests supplements to verify the contents and also look for toxic impurities.
- richarlidad 4y agoThanks, now iHerb.
- richarlidad 4y agoI felt this deserved another reply, the information in the table is taken directly from the packaging/product and from the companies themselves. In some cases, info on how to interpret the label is provided (i believe this is valuable). Goal is to have more detailed ingredient sourcing info eg. individual countries per constituent ingredient, in the coming weeks. All the links are to iHerb products as of today. I understand that it is vital to provide this information on the process. This will be on the website. Thank you