About The New York Buyers’ Club Blog
This Blog is edited by staff, volunteers and members of the New York Buyers’ Club, a non-profit nutritional supplements purchasing co-op and information exchange founded in 2004 to help people buy the supplements they need in order to manage their health, and also share information on the best use of supplements.
The idea of a purchasing coop is very simple: a group of people can pool their purchasing power and in that way get better quality products for lower prices. That’s why you’ll find very reasonable prices in the NYBC Catalog–often lower than any commercial vendor can offer. Moreover, given the tremendous range of products available in the marketplace, the coop’s ability to critically evaluate and compare suppliers helps ensure that its members receive quality products and not just a quick pick off the shelf. (We regularly review reports on supplement quality from sources like Consumer Labs.)
Our information services are the byproduct of many years of study, research and personal experience with the use of dietary supplements, especially as they apply to the management of chronic conditions. You’ll find on the NYBC website and within this Blog references to current research on dietary supplements, interpreted and discussed for the benefit of coop members. The goal: to make the most recent and best-informed views on dietary supplements accessible to those who choose to use them to maintain and improve their health.
Note: the New York Buyers’ Club is a 501(c)3 organization, recognized as a tax-exempt non-profit by the IRS, and welcomes contributions to aid its mission.
The New York Buyers’ Club Purchasing Co-op
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jmorrow50 | December 19, 2007 at 12:14 am
Hi, nice blog site, I have a dietary supplement research update site with information on dietary supplments from published medical research.
cheers,
Jarret
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