ConsumerLab tests B-vitamins
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Thirty-eight of 41 vitamin B products contained their claimed amounts of vitamins, according to ConsumerLab.com; the firm tested various forms of vitamin B. Of the three failing products, one B-complex product contained just 10% of its claimed riboflavin, another contained 82% of its claimed folic acid, and a B-1 (thiamin) product contained 82% of its claimed vitamin. ConsumerLab independently selected 16 of the 41 products for testing; 25 were chosen for having passed the firm's voluntary certification program...
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