A brief consumer-warning YouTube Short by Dr. Tabatha Barber advising viewers not to buy supplements on Amazon. The speaker asserts that about 50% of berberine supplements on Amazon failed to meet label claims and warns of tampering, expired products, and unreliable sellers—framing Amazon as a risky place to purchase supplements.
50% of the Berberine supplements on Amazon did not meet label claim. So it is so important. It's. So if you really get nothing else out of what I say today, just please don't buy your supplements on Amazon, because that is the wild west. Anyone could, you could make a supplement right now in your basement and put it on Amazon. So oftentimes what we find there is that they, they're just, it's, they're usually tampered with, expired products. It's just a nightmare. And so that's not a place to be purchasing supplements, even though you might get paid ads that say, hey, buyer.
