How do you tell if a supplement recommendation is trustworthy?
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Angemeldet seit: 02.01.2023 Beiträge: 13 |
Social media is full of influencers promoting supplements, but it's difficult to know who to trust. I prefer recommendations based on clinical studies, transparent ingredient lists, and independent testing rather than sponsored reviews. What criteria do you use before buying a new supplement? Are there any websites or resources you regularly use to compare products and ingredients? | |
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Angemeldet seit: 24.07.2023 Beiträge: 2 |
Jumping in on this older post because I still see influencer hype everywhere. For me, I rely on Examine.com for evidence and check if a brand does third-party testing like USP or NSF. What websites do you all use to compare ingredient doses or spot filler additives? | |
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Angemeldet seit: 17.02.2023 Beiträge: 2 |
I cross-reference third-party lab results and ingredient dosages before trying anything. For comparing ranked supplement options on evidence-based protocols, I regularly use super-achiever.com to see how products stack up against effectiveness studies. The clear breakdowns on testosterone, weight, and joint support help me avoid influencer fluff and stick with what actually works. | |