A dietary supplement sold online by Amazon and Walmart has been recalled after the manufacturer found two strains of E. coli ...

We found supplements being sold with doses way beyond recommended upper safety limits, and taking too much can have serious ...

The dietary supplement being recalled is MyBladder, sold in 60-count bottles with printed lot number “03042517” on the packaging. The affected product was sold throughout the U.S. via direct delivery ...

It addresses an issue at least 25 million Americans contend with. Here's what shoppers should know about this FDA health warning.

Which? looked at Vitamin D, Vitamin A, Vitamin B6 and Zinc supplements listed for sale on popular online marketplaces.

Big name brands, retailers and social media platforms have withdrawn a number of supplements after an ijnvestigation into ...

The NHS recommends a daily intake of Vitamin D is 10 micrograms (µg) each day but adults can safely take up to 100µg, ...

Now the marketers of dietary supplements have entered the field by attaching stem cell-related claims to the ads and promotions for their products. A leading venue for these direct-to-consumer pitches ...

Supplements sold online contain up to 12.5 times the recommended limit of popular vitamins and minerals, experts have warned.

Purity Products recalled one lot of its MyBladder supplement sold on Walmart and Amazon websites due to possible E. coli ...