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Fra august 2018 bruger iHerb de uafhængige tredjepartslaboratorier ABC Testing, Eurofins og Alkemist til at teste produktet. Brug af et uafhængigt tredjepartslaboratorium garanterer, at resultaterne er objektive og upartiske.
iTested bekræfter, at oplysningerne i et produkts kosttilskudsfaktapanel og/eller næringsindholdspanel er korrekte. Produkterne testes også for at bekræfte clean label-standarder, såsom en mikrobiel analyse og en tungmetalanalyse.
Testmetoderne er angivet i hvert iTested-produktdokument.
Produkterne vil blive testet hver 6. måned.
NAC (N-acetyl-L-cysteine) is a modified form of the amino acid cysteine commonly used as an ingredient in dietary supplements. Formulations and amounts vary by brand; review the product label.
No. NAC (N-acetyl-L-cysteine) and glutathione are different ingredients. Although related, they are not the same compound.
Review the product label for important warnings, precautions and directions for use. If you have questions about whether NAC is appropriate for you, consult your healthcare provider before use.
NAC is available as standalone capsules, powders and in combination formulas paired with ingredients such as glycine.
NAC is generally sold as a single, standardized compound rather than having multiple chemically distinct forms the way minerals like zinc or magnesium do. Differences between products mostly come down to the amount per capsule, other paired ingredients, and capsule versus powder format.
