Look for reputable brands with a track record of producing quality dietary supplements.
2. Check for FDA approval
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Genuine supplements should meet the FDA's safety and quality standards. Be aware of products that haven't been approved.
3. Ingredients transparency
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Insist on products that clearly list all ingredients and their quantities. Avoid products with undisclosed information.
4. Be cautious of too-good-to-be-true claims
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If a product promises extreme weight loss or health benefits with no effort, it's likely a scam.
5. Read customer reviews
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Investigate what other users are saying about the product. Reviews can reveal both positive and negative experiences.
6. Watch out for misleading endorsements
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Be aware of fake claims that a product is endorsed by celebrities, Shark Tank, or other high-profile names. These endorsements can often be fabricated.
7. Unrealistic before-and-after photos
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Beware of before-and-after pictures that seem too dramatic or unrealistic. Scammers often use these to lure in unsuspecting buyers.
8. Hidden costs and subscriptions
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Read the fine print carefully before making a purchase. Some scams lure you in with a low initial price but then enroll you in costly subscription services.
9. Trust your instincts
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If something doesn't seems too good to be true, trust your instincts and avoid making a purchase until you have thoroughly investigated the product and company.