AT A GLANCE
No. The FDA regulates dietary supplements but does not approve them for safety and effectiveness before sale.
No. NEOtrition dietary supplements are not FDA-approved for safety and effectiveness before sale. In the United States, supplements are regulated differently from prescription and over-the-counter medicines.
Supplement companies are responsible for meeting applicable safety, manufacturing, and labeling requirements. The FDA can inspect facilities, review safety reports, and take action against products that do not comply with the law.
What this means when choosing a product
A facility registration, manufacturing certification, or laboratory report is not FDA approval of a supplement. Each can tell you something different about a product or how it is made.
For your own purchase, review the complete label, the directions, and the information relevant to your needs. If you want to ask about a certification or quality report associated with a NEOtrition formula, contact support with the product name and the claim you saw.
If you take medicines or have a health condition, have your pharmacist or clinician review the formula before starting it.
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