It does matter what brand you select when purchasing joint supplements. ConsumerLab reports "
...eight supplements for osteoarthritis failed ConsumerLab's testing. Four of had less than 8% of their listed amounts of key ingredients, including a "maximum strength" product that contained no chondroitin at all. Three others had only 52% to 75% of listed ingredients. One failed because it would not properly break apart to release its glucosamine and chondroitin."
Eight brands of twenty-nine tested did not pass their tests. The twenty-nine tested are:
| Advocare | Nature's Plus |
| Bronson | NSI |
| Country Life | Nutri Vet |
| Cosamin | Pharmanex |
| Cosequin | Puritan's Pride |
| CVS | Rottapharm |
| Doctor's Best | Schiff |
| Drinkables | Symtec |
| HydraJoint | Swanson |
| GLC | TriMedica |
| Joint Max | Twinlab |
| Karuna | Vitamin World |
| Kirkland | Walgreens |
| Maxi Health | Weil |
| Nature Made |
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To find out more, visit http://www.consumerlab.com.
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