Consumerlab.com
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Online testing firm announces 20 of 21 alpha-lipoic acid supplements evaluated for label contents contained their stated amount of the active ingredient; only Genesis Super Alpha Lipoic Acid 100 mg failed. "None of the products contained unacceptable levels of lead and none failed to break apart properly - which is necessary for absorption," the White Plains, N.Y.-based Consumerlab.com adds. Supplements from Jarrow Formulas, Solgar, Sundown and Twinlab were among the passing products...
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