Resveratrol and its effects on human health - Biotivia

<strong>Resveratrol</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>its</strong> <strong>effects</strong> on human health <strong>and</strong> longevity - Myth or miracle
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A manufacturer rather than simply a reseller
Many suppliers buy raw material from Asian sources at the lowest
possible price <strong>and</strong> simply fill capsules, rather then collect the plant
<strong>and</strong> process it in their own GMP-certified facility. Legitimate resveratrol
supplements will have passed Consumer Lab’s recently updated
evaluation of resveratrol br<strong>and</strong>s, <strong>and</strong> <strong>its</strong> website should provide easy
methods to contact the company if you have any questions, complaints
or a request for a refund.
Ten years, preferably more, of ethical business
operations with no unresolved Better Business
Bureau complaints
It should offer a range of products not only one or two virtually identical
products. If the company offers a monthly recurring order program
a clear <strong>and</strong> convenient means of canceling your subscription should be
offered. Before you give your credit card information to an on line seller
be sure that the company is legitimate. This can usually be established
by contacting your local BBB <strong>and</strong> doing a bit of on line due diligence.
The supplement is sold retail shops, not only
through websites
If the company’s products are not available in brick <strong>and</strong> mortar stores
such as GNC, Walgreens, The Vitamin Shop <strong>and</strong> other reputable resellers
it should probably be avoided. Anyone can sell a product over
the Internet but to have one’s products accepted by major Health <strong>and</strong>
Supplement stores requires liability insurance, thorough testing of
the products’ quality <strong>and</strong> vetting of the company <strong>and</strong> <strong>its</strong> principals.
Shops that carry supplements carry out thorough due diligence of both
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