CVS Pharmacy announced May 15 that it will only sell vitamins and supplements that have been third-party-tested for safety and label accuracy, in an effort to bring order to the notoriously under ...

CVS Pharmacy announced Wednesday that it will require independent testing on all the vitamins and supplements sold in its almost 10,000 stores to assure customers that they are getting what they ...

CVS announced the launch of its “Tested to be Trusted” program Wednesday, which includes more than 1,400 products that have already been tested for accuracy of ingredients. All vitamins and ...

More than 1,400 vitamins and supplements have been tested through CVS's "Tested to Be Trusted" program and 7 percent failed the inspection. The products were either pulled from the shelves or had ...

So far, 1,400 vitamins and supplements from 152 brands have been tested as a part of the retail drug chain's new “Tested to be Trusted” campaign, according to CVS, which said about seven ...

More than 1,400 vitamins and supplements from 152 brands have now undergone testing, CVS says. The testing is performed by independent inspectors — not by CVS or the supplement makers themselves.

Vitamin supplement shelves with new CVS Tested to be Trusted signage [Photo: courtesy of CVS Health] Strong consumer interest led CVS Pharmacy to add 300 more supplement items, specifically those ...

The pharmacy chain, which operates some 10,000 stores nationwide, claims they’ve already tested more than 1,400 vitamins and supplements from 152 brands vying for a spot on their shelves.

Vitamins and supplements sold at CVS Pharmacy will now go through third party testing to verify the accuracy of the dietary ingredients listed on the packaging and to confirm that the product is ...

Woonsocket, R.I.-based CVS Pharmacy has begun a new program to verify the ingredients of the vitamins and supplements it sells. The retailer’s “Tested to Be Trusted” program requires all ...

CVS Health Corp. said its pharmacies will require third-party testing on all of the vitamins and supplements sold online and in its stores. CVS said Wednesday that the third-party testing would ...

Many commenters noted that the supplement contained a considerable amount of Vitamin A—1500 mcg, or 167% of one’s daily recommended intake of the vitamin. This is at the upper limit of what ...