DSHEA

Dietary supplement claims are a consumer's primary source of information about the product and its function. With a growing number of consumers new to the dietary supplements category, it is more important than ever for manufacturers to ensure the credibility of their claims in order to establish consumer trust.

October 25, 2021 marks the 27th anniversary of the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) being signed into law, establishing a regulatory framework for dietary supplements where no such system existed before.

It’s a common misconception that the dietary supplements category is not regulated, when in fact it is regulated by multiple government agencies, with manufacturers and retailers also managing responsibility throughout the process.

CHPA's RSQ discussed issues including DSHEA Modernization, CBD, and product quality among hot topics at 2021 virtual conference.

Janet Woodcock, Cara Welch, other consumer healthcare leaders to discuss emerging trends in OTCs, dietary supplements, and consumer medical devices

Join pioneers Patricia Knight, Scott Bass, and Loren Israelsen as they share stories on the founding of DSHEA and why the industry can benefit from its modernization 27 years later.

The dietary supplements segment has just experienced its largest annual growth rate since 1997. Hear from Dr. Pieter Cohen as he shares his insights on how modernization of DSHEA will help improve category compliance and credibility.

CHPA released the following statement in response to new research published in Clinical Toxicology. The study found nine illegal stimulants, including deterenol, in fraudulently marketed sports and weight loss supplements.

For its annual year-in-review series, Chain Drug Review featured CHPA's President & CEO, Scott Melville, who offered industry insights from last year and thoughts on the outlook for 2021.