As you know, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids and herbal extracts work most effectively when taken together.
Formulating a supplement with complementary ingredients in their proper amounts takes considerable skill and knowledge. Review the credentials of the biochemist heading the formulating process. If the company won't provide you with that info, beware.
A supplement formulated improperly either provides no benefit or it causes harm. In the US, you only have a 20 percent chance of buying a supplement that matches what's on the label.
Choose a supplement manufacturer that voluntarily abides by pharmaceutical GMP compliance, the Food and Drug Administration's highest standard. They aren't required to meet this level, but it shows a dedication to excellence.
Contact the supplement company. Can you get someone on the phone? Do they reply to email? Are they polite and helpful?
Ask them for a Certificate of Analysis (COA); this document confirms the potency of the ingredients used in their supplements. Avoid all companies that ignore you, give you a bad vibe, or dodge your questions.
These brief guidelines will serve you well.
They'll protect you from supplement companies that mislead. But to really become an informed consumer, to choose wisely from top anti-aging supplements, you need to go deeper...
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