Do Multivitamin have everything that they
claim in there vitamins? How do you know?
Are the cheaper vitamins less quality?
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hamrickm
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Multi Vitamins Posted: 01-21-08 10:51am
This is a good question honeypot. My
question is a pill or liquid vitamin the
best choice? I've always taken the pill
but I've heard a lot lately about liquid
being a better option.
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Ourdia
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All vitamins are not made equal Posted: 02-06-08 16:04pm
One way to ensure that you are getting
high quality vitamins is to look the NSF
logo on the bottle. NSF International is
an independent, not-for-profit
organization that helps protect consumers
by certifying products and writing
standards for food, water, air and
consumer goods.
On top of this, look for manufacturers
that offer a guaranty of potency. If the
manufacturer does not stand behind their
products, why should you trust them to by
from them?
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huffster
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You get what you pay for Posted: 03-14-08 22:32pm
Yep, that holds true with vitamins too.
Like Ourdia said, look for the NSF logo.
That'll help. Also, if the vitamin is
pharmaceutical grade, it goes through a
much more rigorous testing process.
Something "off the shelf" isn't guaranteed
to disolve nor is it guaranteed to
actually contain what's listed on the
bottle. Pharmaceutical grade vitamins ARE
required.
