Unlike prescription drugs, dietary supplements are not FDA-approved before their sale, which raises critical questions about their safety, effectiveness, and labelling accuracy. This guide ...

In contrast, dietary supplement manufacturers can introduce new products without providing the Food and Drug Administration with any testing for safety or efficacy. They do have to send the FDA a ...

It is important to note that supplements are minimally regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), so it is up to the manufacturer to comply with labeling guidelines. Just because a ...

The FDA said that in 2024, it was projected that there was around 100,000 different supplements for consumers to purchase; in ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cautioned those taking a libido-boosting herbal dietary supplement after an analysis of some batches tested positive for ...

Although the FDA has oversight of the dietary supplement industry, the supplement manufacturers and distributors are responsible for making sure their products are safe before they're marketed.

Supplements were recalled in four states over potential lead and arsenic contamination. The potential contamination was discovered during an analysis by the Connecticut Department of Consumer ...