Placing blame on a supplement company is really quite meaningless anyhow, unless there is some verifiable proof that such contamination or mislabeling actually exists.
Fort, you see regulation as in FDA oversight of what goes into these products?
There are some restrictions on advertising claims...see the class action against Airborne Herbal Supplement. These companies are not permitted to make claims of curing disease, sickness, etc.. Dr. Dean Edell is continuously on a rampage about these vendors peddling mostly worthless products to unsuspecting consumers with claims that border the limits of the law. I share his anger.
