I am skeptical on your COA why does it not state the independant lab that did the testing? This is the first COA I have seen that does not have that.
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A true COA is seeking to verify that the label is accurate and contains the stated ingredients. This COA actually shows our brand is stronger than listed on the label. I would also point out that we are the ONLY brand on Amazon.com who has paid to have a COA done. We believe in full disclosure and giving our customers only the best quality products. Thanks , Mike Turner Customer Service
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Hi Michael~ You are asking exactly the right question! We not only 3rd party test our products but we make the results publicly available unlike some others who claim they utilize 3rd party lab testing but don't show you the results. You can find the summary report that shows HUMANOLABS Garcinia Cambogia Core+ not only met, but substantially exceeded the amounts claimed on the label in the image gallery to the left of the main product image in our listing. Why is this information important? In short, because 60% OF GARCINIA CAMBOGIA PRODUCTS DO NOT CONTAIN THE AMOUNT OF HCA THAT IS SHOWN ON THE LABEL. ConsumerLab in a report, published November 2103, found that 60% of the Garcinia Cambogia products they tested FAILED to meet the levels specified on the manufacturer's product label. In addition, the cost per 1500mg of HCA in the products tested ranged from a low of $.74 to a high of $11.39 based on the actual (not the label claim) amounts of HCA contained in the products tested. HUMANOLABS Garcinia Cambogia Core+ was not available at the time of the ConsumerLab report but based on the results shown in our summary report, from an independent 3rd party lab, the same 1500mg of HCA in our product, is ONLY $.60. As such, the best advice we can give is don't rely on label claims. Insist on seeing independent 3rd party results from a reputable lab before you purchase. Thank you for your interest in our product and pls let us know if you have any other questions. Customer Care HUMANOLABS
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You can get the supplement facts off of their website. I believe there are a number of people who distribute this product. I'm not sure why they didn't put that info on the listing
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Hey Leon. I haven't done a control test in a long time and my CardioChek still comes very close to my medical blood test. It's been a long time but, as I recall, the instructions seemed to refer to a test strip that I had to somehow purchase BUT that my monitor also arrived with a grey strip that could be used as a control. I have never used anything but the grey, plastic strip and (like I say) I haven't seen a significant difference between the personal and hospital tests, in years. One thing you'll have to look out for. I rarely run a test and my strips sometimes "expire" before I get to use them all. I suspect this is mostly a gimmick to sell more strips. For example, how could a strip be valid on January 4th and then be expired/worthless on January 5th? But in general, I think this is a great device for measuring TRENDS in blood cholesterol and triglycerides.
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I would suggest contacting Swanson and/or Consumer Labs (who, if they have the info, will make you pay for it).
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no way for me to judge as I do not have the lab equipment to verify.I purchased this for a school experiment, it worked per instructions.
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No. Efforts are being made to develop a meter that works without requiring a physical blood sample but, to my knowledge, we're not there yet. When it happens you can bet they won't be selling them for $13.00.
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On the container: "Palmer's is against animal testing". Good question- I forgot to check.
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Like I said in my post,I think it is tribulus. I had it analysed in a chem lab and they said it was. I had been using the product,i.e,.sd-200, for a couple of years with good results and then out of the blue my last order recieved around March didn't look the same (lighter color,finer granules) so I tested it by leaving it by a window for 12 hours and sure enough it clumped up. Note: remove from capsule to perform this test. Then I sent it to a lab and confirmed my findings. My attempts to e-mail Sam failed. I think its' the same old greedy bastard story. I would suggest that Pure Science Supplements has gone bad.
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I didn't test but I don't think so. Unfortunately i can't check it right now, i can in a week if you need resend the question next week.Alessandro
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My answer is the same as the others. Does not say on the jar and I threw the box away which might have stated that information.
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After answering I actually read the label and found CoQ10 is listed near the bottom as ubiquinone. Get out your magnifying glass :)
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Lucky for you! The tests from this show it is not cod liver, not even cod...but alaskan pollock. Not fermented but merely putrid. Horrid scam!
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I'm looking for a different brand. I not sure I am getting what I paid for! There was an article that stated three major brands were putting fillers in the capsules. 70% of what was tested wasn't in the capsules, and GNC was on the list. So...take it for what its worth.
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Sorry, cant comment on that. You may have to ask the company if they can provide data on any clinical trials they may have conducted. I've been taking it for 10 weeks. There may be folks on this review board who may have been taking it longer. Best you ask around further!
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I would not know exactly why, it may be because of the lab that made it, but one thing I sure about is that being a support for my health I don't take too much care about price. Tks
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Whoops! Gave you the info off the Enzymes container. The Probiotics container says:Distributed by: Mercola Health Resourses, LLC 3615 Exchange Ave. Aurora, IL. 60504 847-252-4355 You could contact them and ask any other questions. I don't see anything else on the container, but I've also been using it on my Max and he is doing well on it. Sorry, I first grabbed the wrong container for info.