[Tupelo3]

Another case that shows the risks consumers take when purchasing supplements.

USPlabs, which sold the best-selling workout supplement Jack3d, and six of its executives face criminal charges for the unlawful sale of nutritional supplements, the U.S. Justice Department said Tuesday in announcing a larger probe by federal agencies aimed at stemming the sale of unproven products.

"From California to Maine, consumers ingest pills, powders and liquids every day, not knowing whether they are wasting money or whether they may end up harming, rather than helping, themselves. Unfortunately, many of these products are not what they purport to be or cannot do what the distributors claim they can do," said Benjamin Mizer, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General.

Read more at Reuter. http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...iY7cSKlKuS1.99

[Jomar]

This link might be helpful , it has Vitamin & Supplement brands rated
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/post1160320-21.html

And the whole sticky thread- Useful Websites and Reference Resources-
On our Vitamins, Nutrients, Herbs and Supplements forum
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread1095.html
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread16628.html

[badboy99]

Originally Posted by Tupelo3

Another case that shows the risks consumers take when purchasing supplements.

USPlabs, which sold the best-selling workout supplement Jack3d, and six of its executives face criminal charges for the unlawful sale of nutritional supplements, the U.S. Justice Department said Tuesday in announcing a larger probe by federal agencies aimed at stemming the sale of unproven products.

"From California to Maine, consumers ingest pills, powders and liquids every day, not knowing whether they are wasting money or whether they may end up harming, rather than helping, themselves. Unfortunately, many of these products are not what they purport to be or cannot do what the distributors claim they can do," said Benjamin Mizer, Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General.

Read more at Reuter. http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/...iY7cSKlKuS1.99

Never heard of any of these companies. Stick to quality manufacturers. If unsure ask someone at you local health food store.