I'm not sure they can actually make snake oil claims- at least not directly. Multiple supplement manufacturers have been repeatedly sued and driven out of busin

I'm not sure they can actually make snake oil claims- at least not directly. Multiple supplement manufacturers have been repeatedly sued and driven out of business in the US for making bs claims or marketing unproven benefits (the internet usually takes care of the marketing anyways, nowadays). I'm pretty most of them now basically just sell the supplements without listing miracle benefits on the bottles. As a slight tangent, I think that the whole supplement craze is a thing in most of the world, and supplements just seem to attract a crowd that will buy them no matter what. From my own experience, for example, homeopathic "products" are almost mainstream and widely available/sold in France even if they have been ridiculed and debunked for decades now. Imo as long as the substances aren't proven to be harmful, it's just better to keep them available and legal But I completely agree that they should at least be forced to verify that what they sell actually contains the promised supplements! That's the bare minimum