There are currently no federal guidelines or practices to ensure the purity,quality,safety,and composition of dietary supplements.

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Currently, the FDA regulates dietary supplements as a category of food, rather than drugs or medications. While manufacturers of dietary supplements are required to follow Good Manufacturing Practices, there is no mandatory pre-market approval process, and the FDA is generally only involved in regulating the safety of dietary supplements after they are already on the market. This means that there are no federal guidelines or practices in place to ensure the purity, quality, safety, and composition of dietary supplements before they are sold to consumers.

There Are Currently No Federal Guidelines or Practices to Ensure