ConsumerLab.comReviews 636

I count on ConsumerLab and can't imagine being without it. I trust your reviews and value the in-depth coverage which includes background, safety concerns, uses, recommendations, and ratings for the different brands of each product.

Loads of information to read through. Would like a shorter summery.

Before I buy any supplement or take any new medication I login to ConsumerLab to read the facts.
I also recommend ConsumerLab to everyone I know.

The research that is collected regarding a topic is comprehensive and informative. The newsletter by email includes current events and supplements you find advertised for the treatment of many conditions. Your questions are answered about various products and the quality of the supplement. Most helpful.

Seems as when I sign in and seek a review it will take me to it, BUT when I ask for top picks I don't get to see them and it takes me back to sign in even tho I am a member. VERY frustrating!

Whenever I read about a new recommendation for a pill or potion I first go to Consumer Labs to see what the test reveal. Common sense is sometime no more than bad habit. My friends who swear by "ancient" Asian medicine say that it must work because it has been used for centuries. And I remind them that medicine not so long ago drilled holes in people's skulls to let out the bad humors. Keep up the science.

We have relied on Consumer Lab for years for timely and accurate information regarding the efficacy of various supplements and nutritional approaches. They have been great sources to help nake informed decisions.

No negative experience with my subscription or interaction with Consumer Labs. Consumer Lab is go-to resource for efficacy of supplements/vitamins.

As a life long health scientist, I have come to appreciate ConsumerLabs work to evaluate the many products commercially offered to enhance our health. Their work to bring forth the research on these substances is current and very valuable.

I like the information received but there needs to be more frequent product reviews and of more companies to make it worth the price

I deeply appreciate the quick responses not only related to the virus, but continuing to test & update test all the supplements. I have recommended to at least 12 people, plus one primary care physician, that a CL subscription is mandatory.

Overall, they do a very good job. But I wish they'd review certain popular items--like Nature's Answer liquid fish oil, which is relatively inexpensive. Also, I can't fathom why, last time I looked, they didn't review the curcumin supplement Theracurmin HP, which is the one used in a small but well designed clinical trial at UCLA.

Consumer lab is an invaluable resource for anyone contemplating taking vitamins or other supplements.
Their comprehensive information from reporting on research into efficacy and side effects to independent testing of ingredients is critical for consumers awash in a sea of unsubstantiated claims.

I always check CL before making ANY purchases of healthcare supplements and products because there are just too many products out there and knowing which ones to trust is impossible without CL's reviews. I only wish there were more Canadian products covered in the reviews but it has been slowly improving over the years.

I have been a member for years and now, when we really need it more, we rely on it first and foremost.

Very beneficial work, plus helpful commentaries shown from other subscribers. Did however notice one retraction - of sorts - on the oatmeal review. Seems as if external pressures perhaps forced publication of a "clarification" of pesticide levels in a common brand. Regardless, worth the price, since it helps guide our consumer decisions with extra confidence.

As the titile suggests Consumer Labs provides a valuable service. In fact I suggested to your competitor? Consumer Reports that they should refer to your service rather than referring the the FDA which provides questionable information.