New Effort To Verify Supplement Labels
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New Effort to Verify Supplement Labels
Summary
Recent developments aim to ease concerns about the safety of dietary supplements.
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Good news for those worried about the safety of dietary supplements: new initiatives are underway to ensure transparency and trust in these products. While millions take vitamins, minerals, and other supplements annually, many remain unaware that these products aren't as tightly regulated as medications.
Thankfully, efforts are being made to ensure that supplement labels accurately reflect their contents. The United States Pharmacopeia (USP), a leading organization in supplement verification, has launched a program to better inform consumers.
This verification program assesses dietary supplements against stringent standards for purity, accurate labeling, and proper manufacturing practices. Supplements meeting these criteria can display the USP verified mark on their labels.
This assures consumers that a product:
- Contains the ingredients listed on the label
- Has the declared amount of ingredient strength
- Will dissolve properly for absorption
- Is tested for harmful contaminants, such as heavy metals, E. coli, and pesticides
- Is manufactured using safe, sanitary, and controlled procedures
USP's expertise in creating quality standards for medicines and supplements makes it uniquely qualified for this task. Certified products will also be subject to random testing to ensure ongoing compliance with these standards.
Since December 2002, dietary supplement products with the USP verification mark have been available on retailer and pharmacy shelves, offering consumers peace of mind about their supplement choices.
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