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Damn - that one woman's multi contains 15.3 mcg's of lead???? :eek: -
Probably made in China....Comment
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Well darn - I can't view pdf's....Comment
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the problem brands for women were natures plus and the vitamin shop.Originally posted by FitnessBrat
the vitamin shop vit is the one that had the led in it. the other didnt digest properly.Comment
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It's about damn time you can't do something with that phone that I can do with mine...Originally posted by FitnessBratComment
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11 Multivitamins to AvoidOriginally posted by FitnessBrat
These multivitamins were flagged for problems in a recent ConsumerLab.com analysis. After the findings were
published, The Vitamin Shoppe and AARP voluntarily withdrew their products, and Hero Nutritionals began
offering consumers a replacement. The other manufacturers haven’t responded publicly to the findings.
Charts
Product Problem
Eniva VIBE, a liquid sold in packets Falls short of listed vitamin A
Healthy Moments Mint Cream Flavor Vitamin Strips Contains no vitamin A and exceeds listed amount of niacin
Swanson Daily Multivitamin & Mineral Short of listed folate
The Greatest Vitamin in the World Short of listed folate
Weil, Andrew Weil, MD, Daily Multivitamin for Optimum
Health
Short of listed vitamin A and exceeds the amount of calcium
For Adults
Product Problem
Nature’s Plus Especially Yours Women’s Multivitamin Doesn’t disintegrate properly and exceeds listed calcium
The Vitamin Shoppe Multivitamins Especially for Women Contaminated with 15.3 micrograms of lead per serving—10
times amount permitted without a warning label in California—
and short of listed calcium
For Women
Product Problem
AARP Maturity Formula Takes too long to disintegrate
For Seniors
Product Problem
Hero Nutritionals Yummi Bears Contains twice as much vitamin A as listed, which may lead to
weak bones
For Kids
Copyright 2007 Health MagazineComment
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thanks bro, i have used some of those in the past.Comment
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