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The site is very conservative. More like a Dr. Weil site. Unless the data is confirmed in a sufficient number of subjects with top flight empirical controls, then it is not true. I do understand the null hypothesis that says because it has not yet been scientifically proven, it is definitely false. But I prefer a bit more thought. So, when I want the most conservative view, I look at Consumer Lab. And then I look at other sites with more analytical view. For example, "If we know that NAD+ levels drop with age. And we know that an NR supplement does improve NAD+ levels in the blood. And we know that Sirtuins are critical for cell functioning, but cannot function without sufficient NAD+. It seems likely that NR supplement will contribute to good cellular heath. We see that in many species from yeast to rats, but we still do not have sufficient hard data on humans to make that call." That thoughtful approach is missing.

I sometimes see items on you prime choice picks that are not easy to find or do not exist. Case in point, anything made by Rexall. I finally found that Rexall is through the same company that owns Dollar Store. But I could not purchase your 1st choice. Can you include a link to purchase items like LabDoor does?
Please test more choices of each product. Looking at Amazon can help you narrow your choices if you look at the number of purchases of particular items.

I enjoy this website and the information it provides. I use it extensively to research supplements and new findings! Don't know what I did before this other than rely on manufacturer labels and literature.

Normally I do not get into the scientific specifics but rely on the extensive testing and reviews done by unbiased professionals and their resulting recommendations. I find the testing to be thorough and complete.

I rarely purchase a supplement without consulting the Consumer Lab website. With no regulations in place to govern the validity of the content of supplements, it's pretty much a shot in the dark to know if you are swallowing the correct dosage of your supplement, free of contamination, etc. Consumer Lab provides a much needed service to its members.

I would like to see more chewable and liquid versions of supplements reviewed since I cannot swallow those large pills. I often end up to taking more pills at a smaller dosage to get to the actual dosage that is effective.

I love using Consumerlab.com to find the latest information impacting my family's health. Your Covid coverage has been fantastic and I have turned to your site again and again to research the latest updates. I also research any supplements that I read about elsewhere to get the real truth behind the hype and I also really appreciate your testing of tuna, chocolate and other foods for contamination and excess nutrient/heavy metal contamination, it has changed my shopping habits! Thank you!

ConsumerLab is my go to site when researching brands of suppliments and Vitamins. It both researches and tests various popular brands and when a brand does not have the ingrediants it claims to have, or has heavy metals in the product, they let us know. In addition, they state concerns such as the amounts people take verses what is advisable to take. Overall, they are a comprehensive site with information backed up by data that I can trust. They are my go-to site.

Yes, I think that ConsumerLabs is doing a GREAT JOB of analyzing herbs and supplements. I find them to be a highly valuable tool in making choices on which products to choose and having confidence in those choices. The frequency with which new ratings are available is also excellent. I have recommended if frequently to others and they have also been very impressed with the information that ConsumerLabs provides. Thank you for providing this valuable product.