Comment · Mon, July 6, 2020 · Natrium Health & Nootropics Depot
Testing reveals, many CoQ10 / SAMe supplements contain almost no active ingredients, despite label claims.
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ProperBeat · 284 points
Supplement manufacturer NOW reports that of the 10 CoQ10 and SAMe products it subjected to analytical testing, only a few came close to meeting the label claims. Most products contained nothing useful or very little. The company purchased 10 CoQ10 products and 10 SAMe products and tested them to assess how much of the respective active ingredients they contained.
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esperalegant · 1 points
Ah, I totally missed that. Yeah, would be good if he put up a disclaimer that he works for a competing company when sharing bad test results.
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