Good Idea!
That nutritional supplements are available without non-therapeutic fillers is a good idea. Or, am I missing something? BS should provide more detailed results from their QC lab testing, more than just claiming &#34;Pure and Clean.&#34;  I plan on using this Glucosamine product for a worn-out, old knee for 2-3 months after which I would update this review. I received this product no charge contingent on posting a review.<br /><br />UPDATE:<br /><br />I too had a problem with receiving product with a too soon expiration date. BS' customer service resolved this issue via e-mail, good job.<br /><br />Sorry to say, though, that this supplement by itself does not seem to help my old knee. Maybe in combination with others, it may help or at least slow progression.<br /><br />FYI, BulkSupplements contracts manufacture of its products in the Peoples Republic of China, unless I'm mistaken. As far as I know, BS has no independent validation of GMPs nor USP verification. Their customer support, readily available through e-mail is cooperative and does try to resolve any problems in a timely manner, but regarding assuring the quality and purity of their products, they told me that they will send you a COA, a certificate of analysis from a lab that they won't identify. My opinion then is that simply printing &#34;Clean and Pure&#34; on their products' labeling is not enough.  Trust but verify as someone once said.
Rating: 2 stars