Is this product FDA approved?
1660783
This product has not been evaluated by FDA. Also this product is not intended to cure, prevent, treat or diagnose disease.
1660784
That I do not know. Dr. Oz recommended phytoceramides on his show. I did see results within a week.
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.
1365482
It's not FDA approved. Knew the risk before taking this product. Which resulted with terrible side effects.
1377570
The mold was bought for wax and soap molds and has never been used to bake or make food. So, no I do not know if it's FDA approved food grade silicone. It did not need to be for my purposes.
1373549
I should think so. I have taken it with good results. If this product was not FDA approved I highly doubt Amazon would sell it on their website.
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.
344742
I have no idea....probably not because it is not intended for ingestion and therefore does not need FDA approval to be sold.
1192586
The answer is Yes! Phytoceramides where approved by FDA and become available in US last year. Our product is manufactured in a GMP facility. Thank you! ------------------------------------------------------------------ This was an official answer by Entrust Formulas regarding: http://www.amazon.com/PHYTOCERAMIDES-Phytoceramides-Restore-Entrust-Formulas/dp/B00GFYX8F4
1143709
You probably could, however FDA material is produced under certain conditions allowable for Human consumption. Do you really want to take the risk of using something not produced under those guidelines? Do you have children? Is it worth the few Dollars to put them at risk?
1723870
I believe it states these comply with FDA standards. I assume you are using dry foods
357552
I'm sorry but I have no idea. I never received this item because it's FDA not approved.
167391
I honestly don't remember, but Im leaning towards yes because I do recall that it was made in an FDA approved facility
1576280
no it is not fda approved and i see no reason for it it has been used in many european countries for close to 50 years it is classified as a adaptogen which means it can adapt itself to the different stres's of the body and heip relive them if you go on the internet or wickipedia you will find many studies and i don't remember any side effects ive used it for 20 years and feel it has helped me best wishes for your health
583400
Hmmm, in 30 years of being a pharmacist, I had never heard of Consumer Labs. After doing a quick internet search, I can see why - their rating would depend on whether the manufacturer is willing to pay their fee, which is more than a little shady. Until federal law allows the FDA to regulate natural products, there's not likely to be any accurate, unbiased evaluation of any such product. But this product has worked well for me and a vast majority of other people, so that says something for it!
2061571
It is a customizable mouth guard. I don't think it needs to be FDA approved. My husband used it and liked it. He didn't snore as much and felt better in the mornings when he's used it. Sometimes he did spit it out during the night but still it was better than nothing and much quieter than a CPAP!
387313
You might ask the seller about that, I was only an user of this good product but do not know about the FDA
391954
FDA means food and drug administration so as this is a device it is not subject to approval by the FDA so No it is not approved by the FDA
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