Click the website menu at the top of the page and then click the image at the top of the menu that has the landing page graphic with links to all of the lab reports – or put the product name for any product in the search bar at the top of any page and the article with the lab report will pop right up.
For the vitamins, are these numbers adjusted for how many pills you are supposed to take daily? For example, I think the smarty pants vitamins are four daily, whereas Flintstones are one daily. It would be great to have a chart showing the lowest lead chewables kids can take while still getting the daily recommended values of the vitamins they need. Thank you
Did the test results for the Morning O’s cereal come back yet? I noticed some of the other items that met their GoFundMe goal around the same time have posted already so I wanted to check. Trying to be patient but also so anxious to see!
Is the Needed Prenatal on the list of reports still pending? I can’t seem to find the full article. I’ve used the search bar and still nothing. My wife currently takes these (well we put this on hold till we saw your report). If they are harmful I want to try and get a refund from the company but can’t do that without proof. Thank you for all that you do.
Hi Tamara! Can you please test Renzo’s Picky Eater Multivitamin (Lil Green Apple)? Several formal requests have been made but it hasn’t been added to the list. This is one of the “better” vitamins and the community would really appreciate it if you could test this. Thank you so much for all you do to raise awareness!
hi Linda – we’ve received six requests for that flavor of that product so far. We like to see at least 10 to make sure it will fund (we have so many unfunded campaigns based on nominations where a version of a product has not yet had enough public support).
For others reading this – this is the link with instructions on submitting a request:
What is the direct link to the full lab reports, and the articles , about
a) Snack Chips
b) Supplements
?
Click the website menu at the top of the page and then click the image at the top of the menu that has the landing page graphic with links to all of the lab reports – or put the product name for any product in the search bar at the top of any page and the article with the lab report will pop right up.
For the vitamins, are these numbers adjusted for how many pills you are supposed to take daily? For example, I think the smarty pants vitamins are four daily, whereas Flintstones are one daily. It would be great to have a chart showing the lowest lead chewables kids can take while still getting the daily recommended values of the vitamins they need. Thank you
Did the test results for the Morning O’s cereal come back yet? I noticed some of the other items that met their GoFundMe goal around the same time have posted already so I wanted to check. Trying to be patient but also so anxious to see!
We are still working on publishing about 30 reports.
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Is the Needed Prenatal on the list of reports still pending? I can’t seem to find the full article. I’ve used the search bar and still nothing. My wife currently takes these (well we put this on hold till we saw your report). If they are harmful I want to try and get a refund from the company but can’t do that without proof. Thank you for all that you do.
Hi Tamara! Can you please test Renzo’s Picky Eater Multivitamin (Lil Green Apple)? Several formal requests have been made but it hasn’t been added to the list. This is one of the “better” vitamins and the community would really appreciate it if you could test this. Thank you so much for all you do to raise awareness!
hi Linda – we’ve received six requests for that flavor of that product so far. We like to see at least 10 to make sure it will fund (we have so many unfunded campaigns based on nominations where a version of a product has not yet had enough public support).
For others reading this – this is the link with instructions on submitting a request:
https://tamararubin.com/2024/05/how-to-test-food-yourself-via-a-lab-submission-for-lead-cadmium-arsenic-and-mercury/