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- Caffeine per can Canned energy drinks by caffeine per can, including one that uses paraxanthine in place of caffeine. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Sugar Canned energy drinks with zero sugar, with sugar, sweetened with organic cane sugar or syrup, and without sugar shown on the brand page. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Price per can by band Canned energy drinks by price per can in US dollars. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Price summary Lowest, median and highest price per can and per 100 mg of caffeine, in US dollars, with the number of drinks behind each. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Labels, certification and price sources Drinks certified by NSF Certified for Sport, without a Nutrition Facts panel on the brand page, without a caffeine amount, with caffeine only off the label, and priced from a retailer. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Calm and relaxation drinks Calm and relaxation drinks checked, how many state a caffeine amount, and the lowest, median and highest price per can. From Bulletin 05: 15 of 22 canned energy drinks have zero sugar, and caffeine runs from 80 mg to 300 mg a can.
- Testing disclosure Brands by what they publish about testing: a lab report, reports on request, testing claims with no document, a sport certification only, or nothing. Each brand is counted once. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Lab reports by category For each category and all three together: brands, and brands posting current lab reports, a single old or sample report, or none. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Page, label and policy checks Brands with each finding: lab report posted, reports on request, testing claims with no document, labels that disagree with the brand's own page or report, label amounts that are not the product's own content, guarantees that the written policy narrows, and patch brands that say their patches are not dietary supplements. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Sport and drug-free certifications Brands that print a certification, that name the program, and whether the program's own database lists the exact flagship product. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Patch label formats Patch brands by the kind of label they print: a Supplement Facts panel, a Nutritional Facts panel, or an ingredient list only. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Price per serving For each category: brands with a serving price, and the lowest, median and highest price per serving in US dollars. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- Return windows Brands by the longest return window their written policy allows. From Bulletin 04: 2 of 24 supplement brands post a lab report for their product.
- EMF disclosure by kind Brands by what they publish about EMF: a linked lab report, figures with no report linked, low-EMF wording with no number, or no statement. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- EMF figure checks Brands that name a lab for their EMF figure, whose linked lab report is dated 2018 or earlier, and whose EMF figures conflict on their own site. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Cabin warranty terms Brands by the warranty term on the cabin or wood structure. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Heater warranty terms Brands by the warranty term on the heaters. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Lifetime wording and warranty conditions Brands that use lifetime wording while capping coverage at a set number of years, that give lifetime coverage on at least one part, that define lifetime as seven years, and that require the sauna to be bought and used within one year of manufacture. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Cheapest 2-person cabin by price band Brands that post a price, by the list price band of their cheapest 2-person infrared cabin. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Price display checks Brands that post no cabin price, that showed a sale banner or struck reference price, and whose 2-person cabin lists below their 1-person cabin. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Return windows Brands by the return window stated in their return policy. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Return conditions Brands that state a restocking fee, that exclude used or opened saunas while advertising a trial or money-back offer, and that allow use during a trial with the buyer paying return freight. From Bulletin 03: 4 of 21 home infrared sauna brands link a lab report behind their EMF figures.
- Tests shown on posted BPC-157 reports One row per test (purity by HPLC, identity by mass spectrometry, endotoxin, heavy metals, sterility): active vendors whose posted reports show a result, out of 23, as a count and a share. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Contamination tests posted per vendor Active vendors by how many of the three contamination tests (endotoxin, heavy metals, sterility) their posted BPC-157 reports show, from 0 to 3. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Kind of report posted Active vendors by the kind of BPC-157 report they post: tied to lots or a lot library, one report per product, a single sample, or none. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Lot matching, outside labs and page claims Active vendors that let a buyer match a lot number to its report, that name an outside lab, and that claim a test on the product page that their reports do not show. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Reports that do not match what they are attached to Active vendors with each kind of mismatch between a posted report and the product or lot it is attached to, and vendors with at least one. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Date of the newest posted report Active vendors whose newest posted report is dated 27 June 2026 or later, and earlier. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Labs named on posted reports Labs named on active vendors' reports, as printed, with the number of vendors naming each. Labs named by a single vendor are grouped. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- 5 mg vial prices by band Vendors that sell a 5 mg vial of BPC-157, by list price band in US dollars. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Price per milligram by contamination tests posted For vendors with a listed price: vendors and median US dollars per milligram of BPC-157, by how many of the three contamination tests their reports show. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- Vendors checked, by status The 29 vendors checked: active, offline, and shut down or affiliate-only. From Bulletin 02: 22 of 23 peptide vendors post a purity test for BPC-157, and 3 post a sterility test.
- All 30 programs One row per telehealth program: website, whether it sells compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, fee structure, month-to-month and longest-plan prices, required membership or per-visit fee, dose pricing policy, 28-day billing, brand-name offer, whether a pharmacy is named, whether prices are public, date read and notes. From Bulletin 01: Compounded semaglutide costs $99 to $348 a month at 16 telehealth providers that post prices.
- Compounded semaglutide, month to month One row per provider that publishes the price: provider and US dollars per month at the entry dose, required fees included. From Bulletin 01: Compounded semaglutide costs $99 to $348 a month at 16 telehealth providers that post prices.
- Compounded semaglutide, longest plan One row per provider that publishes a multi-month plan: provider with plan length and the effective US dollars per month, required fees included. From Bulletin 01: Compounded semaglutide costs $99 to $348 a month at 16 telehealth providers that post prices.
- Compounded tirzepatide, month to month One row per provider that publishes the price: provider and US dollars per month at the entry dose, required fees included. From Bulletin 01: Compounded semaglutide costs $99 to $348 a month at 16 telehealth providers that post prices.