ConsumerLab.com

ConsumerLab has been instrumental in my decision-making around nutrition and supplements. There are so many misleading or outright false claims about supplements, so having access to evidence-based information is critical. Keep up the good work. It helps people.

I appreciate the information shared on Consumer Lab and use it before making any supplement purchases. I do wish they were able to test more products in each area and provide updates for those products ranked as a best but are no longer available.

In general my experience is looking up whatever information CU Lab presents and it has always been informative and helpful.
I have no experience with any personal questions at time.
You do a good job!

ConsumerLab.com is an invaluable tool for me when I'm going to purchase vitamins and other supplements. Their evaluations
Are extremely thorough and unbiased. Besides reviewing the most popular brands, ConsumerLab provides a great deal of
Scientific data as part of each review. I recommend this website to everyone... definitely worth the more-than-reasonable cost of membership!

Consumer lab is an invaluable resource for anyone contemplating taking vitamins or other supplements.
Their comprehensive information from reporting on research into efficacy and side effects to independent testing of ingredients is critical for consumers awash in a sea of unsubstantiated claims.

If you want the best detailed & unbiased information about the supplements you are interested in, look no further. The only agenda here is to give all the FACTS about this unregulated area. PLUS get brand name product comparisons with prices. Can't tell you how much I rely on this service. Saved me tons of money. Kept me from falling for products that won't do what the advertising indicates.

I realize you can't test every product/brand out there. That being said, I seem to be using brands of vitamins/supplements that more often than not, are not included in your testing (I was previously a member, but dropped my membership for this reason. I recently signed up again, but am finding the same situation).

I became aware of ConsumerLab.com while reading my Nutrition Action newsletter. It has been so helpful in assisting me on what products to get and which to avoid. These two companies are my Bible for nutrition, physical fitness and overall health. Keep up the wonderful work you are doing!

An MD originally mentioned consumerlab.com so I began subscribing about 8 years ago. I've learned a lot. In addition to test results on supplements, the site provides valuable background information and even some health-related alerts before I hear about it on the news.

Many topics to choose from that allows me to find the best value in nutritional supplements. In-depth studies and results charts make my job easier to research a particular topic. Overall, very satisfied with my subscription.

Being retired, I live on limited funds. I'm very grateful to check the purity and efficacy of supplements before I spend my coins. What is worse than a supplement not giving any benefit is Paying for that supplement then receiving no or detrimental effect. I am thrilled that I can rely on the independent reviews, analyses, and reports provided by ConsumerLab to utilize knowledgeable purchasing power.

Excellent source of information about health and nutrition-related products. Grateful for links to both peer-reviewed articles and grey literature in areas of emerging knowledge. Disappointed sometimes that my brand is not included in a review (even when of large market share - e.g. Nature's Bounty vitamins and others).

As a long-time subscriber, i appreciate Consumer Lab because they don't just publish the headlines/bottom line behind the scientific study, they cite whether the research was performed on animals or people, how many participants started, and type of study—cross blind, double blind, observation, etc. I'M sure more studies are available, but I feel they do a good job of covering most of the medical journals.

I reviewed this website thoroughly. There is so much to see and experience when it comes to medical knowledge and the type of medicines that you would not think of researching. You can receive a free subscription to their emails but if you want more in depth information, you have to pay. I'll do just fine with Google.