A new review of popular multivitamins found that one in three did not contain the amount of nutrients claimed in their labels or improperly listed ingredients. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

More than 30 percent of multivitamins tested recently by ConsumerLab.com contained significantly more or less of an ingredient than claimed, or were contaminated with lead, the company reports.

Many people take multivitamins every day because they're trying to be healthy and do the right thing for their bodies. So it's more than a little disconcerting to find out that many of us have ...

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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Among 21 multivitamin products for adults and children independently selected and tested by ConsumerLab.com, problems were found with more than half -- including ...

According to a recent report, multivitamins aren't as effective as they claim. Instead, try to get nutrients in your diet or via small supplements. Of the 35 popular multivitamins tested for nutrients ...