Online source for herbal supplements?

[redfishsc]

Niether me nor my wife are typically the herbal-type. She's a licensed dietitian and tends to be suspicious of snake oils.


That being said, since we just had our first baby, she is taking fenugreek herb on the recommendation of our lactation consultant, and THE STUFF WORKS!!

Where would you recommend a good online supplier? Meaning, reasonable price/quality?

 

[scroller99]

My wife gets a lot of her herbs from lucky vitamin, they are always very nice to her and she is always the deal searcher in the family, good luck Howard

 

[wdcav1952]

Matt, the so-called nutraceutical products, as you may know, are not regulated by the FDA. Accordingly, there is very little to no oversight on these products. The percentage of the active ingredient can vary wildly between brands.

My advice is to use the brand recommended to your wife since it works for her.

FWIW,

 

[Dario]

Matt, the so-called nutraceutical products, as you may know, are not regulated by the FDA. Accordingly, there is very little to no oversight on these products. The percentage of the active ingredient can vary wildly between brands.

My advice is to use the brand recommended to your wife since it works for her.

FWIW,

What Cav said.

 

[rherrell]

Matt, I get all my vitamins here... http://tinyurl.com/566mxw
I can't vouch for the Fenugreek as I quit lactating years ago but all of the vitamins I get are high quality and their prices are VERY reasonable.:wink::biggrin: