News Release July 31, 2003 ConsumerLab.com finds many cholesterol-lowering supplements poorly made Test results published online today WHITE PLAINS, NY July 31, 2003 ConsumerLab.com reported today that more than half of the cholesterol-lowering supplements that it recently purchased failed to contain their listed ingredients and/or could not adequately break apart to release their contents
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