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A probiotic blend marketed for gum health and fresh breath. We checked the strains and doses against the claims.
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An herbal drop blend marketed for ear health. We compared its ingredients with the research behind them.

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A nitric oxide lozenge marketed for blood flow and endurance. We looked at the ingredients behind that claim.

A blood-sugar support formula. We checked each listed dose against the studies it's based on.

A supplement marketed for nail and skin fungus support. We weighed its formula against the claims on the label.
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