Do supplement companies have to pay you to test their products? And if so how do you ensure that results are unbiased?
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asked by on 2/19/18
Hi Tina - No, most of the products we test are chosen based on the brands and products that our subscribers report using in our annual reader survey (more information at https://www.consumerlab.com/reports/Vitamin_and_Supplement_Users_Survey.asp). Companies can also request that their individual products tested by ConsumerLab and they pay for that testing. More about this is found here https://www.consumerlab.com/answers/can-i-trust-consumerlabcom-how-are-its-tests-paid-for/trust_consumerlab/
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