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I think consumer lab is great. I love being able to get on the website and check many health issues. But there are times the supplements i take are not listed and it leaves me wondering if what I am taking is the best for me. I realize there are so many companies offering supplements and they cannot list them all. Also there are some issues that makes me wonder about their findings. I am wondering for instance about Vit D-3. My naturopathic Dr says I should have my levels at 60-75 and your recommendations are much lower. Hmmmm. I wonder which is right.
But over all I do like referring to your website for information. Thanks

I wrote to you re: your review of Molekule Air Purifiers. You did not recommend them. You based your review partly on a review done a year ago by Wirecutter, which was refuted by Molekule, who provided compelling and convincing information to negate the Wirecutter review. I communicated with Moleule, I forwarded that info to you to investigate the negative rating based on false assumptions.
You ultimately gave me your stock answer without doing your due diligence and revisiting Moelkule and reviewing all of their pertinent imformation.

I am incredibly disappointed by the quality and lack of variety of information that I discovered after I subscribed for CL's membership earlier today. I was looking to get a recommendation for a prenatal vitamin and discovered the following:

1) The prenatal research that was done and published on your website compares only 3 multivitamin options
2) The only recommended option is a strange brand which is not sold in any mainstream stores
3) The recommended product is terribly reviewed across other independent sources and several customers have stated recently that this product arrived moldy

I was completely willing to pay for a year of subscription for useful and helpful information that would drive better decisions. Unfortunately, I cannot say anything from your site was helpful in regards to prenatal vitamins.

I always check with Consumer Lab before purchasing any supplements. What is extremely important
Is their ability to inform the best, the worst, and the cost of products they review. They ask their
Subscribers what products they would like to be reviewed.
CL is not like others on the internet just giving numbers of reviewers by people who purchased the product. CL does actual research. Thanks to CL I make excellent decisions when purchasing supplements.

I have been a member for several years and just now started using the ConsumerLab encyclopedia. I find it a good resource for information on medical conditions and ingredients that have been used to help this conditions without all the information about specific best brands. It is sometimes more helpful than a full review. I wish I knew about this resource earlier and suggest that ConsumerLab advertise it a bit more by specifying that this is ConsumerfLab specific encyclopedia or maybe call it something else.

I have found Consumer Lab to be more and more useful. The testing of food products has been very helpful and resulted in my switching brands for canned fish products, oatmeal, chocolate, etc. (Note: Would you consider adding mackerel to your canned fish testing?)

I have also been using the website for COVID-19 information, especially the reviews of effective masks.

I am not a scientist so I am glad to have Consumer Lab to refer to. You do the science for me! Thank you for all the work you do to keep us informed and safe.