Is this FDA approved?
1059699
As far as I know items like this; supplements and herbs are not FDA approved. That doesn't make me uneasy though. Think of all the medications they have approved and have turned out to be very harmful to your health. I was a pharmacy tecnition for twenty five years and have been amazed that people don't question the drugs they take. Just my opinion of course. I have started my second bottle and am still losing and feel great.
1059700
As far as I know-- I don't think it's been approved- I believe in the process but not fully approved as of yet. It mentions not to use if your pregnant but doesn't state any other possible side effects. I dont have any side effects when I use it. Hope that helps.
1059701
No nutritional supplements are FDA "approved". Dietary supplements fall under the purview of the FDA - where there are regulations that pertain to labeling and "claims." However, when it comes to the measurement of safety and effectiveness - as prescription drugs must do - it is not the same. The FDA does not ensure potency, purity or biologic activity of the ingredients in dietary supplements. There is no registration or clearance by the FDA before a dietary supplement goes on the market.Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/03/23/skinny-on-fda-regulation-dietary-supplements/#ixzz2b6DzklSF No nutritional supplements are FDA "approved". Dietary supplements fall under the purview of the FDA - where there are regulations that pertain to labeling and "claims." However, when it comes to the measurement of safety and effectiveness - as prescription drugs must do - it is not the same. The FDA does not ensure potency, purity or biologic activity of the ingredients in dietary supplements. There is no registration or clearance by the FDA before a dietary supplement goes on the market.Read more:... » Read More No nutritional supplements are FDA "approved". Dietary supplements fall under the purview of the FDA - where there are regulations that pertain to labeling and "claims." However, when it comes to the measurement of safety and effectiveness - as prescription drugs must do - it is not the same. The FDA does not ensure potency, purity or biologic activity of the ingredients in dietary supplements. There is no registration or clearance by the FDA before a dietary supplement goes on the market.Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/03/23/skinny-on-fda-regulation-dietary-supplements/#ixzz2b6DzklSF « Show Less
1373548
It is not FDA approved it says it right in the description on the Amazon page.Product DescriptionPackage Quantity: 1*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease.
1268246
Has Catalyn been tested and approved by the FDA? Is this a new product? Would my doctor know of any side effects when taken with my other medications?
1996302
Keep in mind the FDA does not always know what is best! It once approved a diet pill that ended up killing people. So, approval from the FDA doesn't mean that much anyway. Better to use your own judgement and check into things yourself.
780965
Does Rainbow Light comply with Food and Drug Administration (FDA) GMPs? See http://www.rainbowlight.com/about-us-faqs.aspx
391891
Oh yes! It has to be FDA approved, in order to sold. Especially if they are selling it on Amazon
505448
Not sure , but I do know you cannot buy this in canada.Why do you want it FDA approved. If you read some of the things they allow in our foods I questions there guidelines.
1628119
I cannot speak for the company, or much more about the product itself, besides what is on the label. There is the statement about the FDA not evaluating the claims, so no, it is not FDA approved. And there is also nothing about GMP. It's just saying no GMOs, no fillers, no preservatives, or artificial colors. Hope this helps!
1687824
I believe it is quite safe to use. :) I made sure to read the description before i purchased it and it says that the product is FDA aprroved. In my opinion, I think it is a fairly high quality product. Lead shouldn't be in a FDA approved item.
1102422
Hi. Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, our ReGen Phytoceramides is FDA approved and manufactured in a GMP approved facility. Thanks!
1919997
This product is produced in the US in an FDA registered and approved facility, according to the manufacturers' label.
1164595
Thanks for your question. This product has not been submitted to the ADA for approval, however it does comply with the guidelines listed at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11908348 We also provide a 100% satisfaction guarantee on our product. Also - you might find this overview video of the product at Advantasupplements.com/faq Let us know if we can be of any further assistance.
167391
I honestly don't remember, but Im leaning towards yes because I do recall that it was made in an FDA approved facility
1660785
I do not believe that this product is FDA approved but according to the product description Every Best Naturals product is manufactured according to Good Manufacturing Practices and is tested to either match or exceed the stringent norms and specifications set forth by the FDA. I am seeing results from using this product.
1265039
It does not say anything about BPA or FDA approved materials on the package. You may want to email the seller for more information.
1023309
Actually, there is no approval process for any probiotics with the FDA. With that said, our probiotics are grown, tableted and bottled in the US by a NSF Certified GMP manufacturer. Our probiotic formulas are grown, harvested and tableted in the US and we adhere to the strictest quality control and FDA compliance. Our manufacturing partner has been making probiotics since 1983 and they manufacture for many other prominent brands. I hope this helps to answer your question!
1529324
I'm pretty sure no supplements from any company are fda approved. The FDA doesn't care about supplements.