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Product Review
Choline and Lecithin Supplements Review (Including Phosphatidylcholine, CDP-Choline, and Alpha-GPC)
Choose the Best Choline Supplement. Find Out How Much Choline Popular Supplements Really Provide.
Clinical Update
8/22/2025
Choline and Lecithin Supplements
We’ve updated our Choline and Lecithin Supplements Review to reflect the last supplement prices, including for products with phosphatidylcholine, CDP-choline and alpha-GPC. Brands include Double Wood, Bestvite, GNC, InnovixLabs, Legendairy, Natural Factors, NOW, Nutricost, Nuts.com, Perque, Puritan’s Pride, Solgar, Swanson, and Vitacost.
Product Review
PQQ (Pyrroloquinoline Quinone) Supplements Review
Learn What PQQ Does and Which PQQ Supplements are Best
Product Review
NAD Booster Supplements Review (NAD+/NADH, Nicotinamide Riboside, and NMN)
How Important Is Boosting NAD+ Levels? Find Out and Learn How Booster Supplements Compare.
Product Review
SAMe (S-adenosyl-methionine) Supplements Review
Choose the Best SAMe Supplement and Save Money
CL Answer
What is magnesium stearate, what is it made from, and is it dangerous?
Learn more about magnesium stearate and its safety, based on evidence from clinical studies.
News Release
February 03, 2017
ConsumerLab.com Shows How Much Choline is Really in Supplements -- ConsumerLab.com Tests Phosphatidylcholine (From Soy Lecithin), Citicoline, Alpha-GPC and Other Choline-Containing Supplements, Identifying Top Picks
White Plains, New York, February 3, 2017 — Choline is an essential nutrient important for liver and brain function. It can be obtained from the diet and most people also produce significant amounts in their bodies.
Recalls & Warnings
September 10, 2026
Results of FDA Audits of Dietary Supplement Manufacturing Facilities in Fiscal Year 2025
In the audit results shown below by manufacturing facility name and location, those that passed inspection without a citation are highlighted in green. Those receiving a letter of noncompliance, known as a Form FDA 483, are highlighted in red.