Yeah Dollar Tree is one of your favorite stores, you should keep in mind that not all the products you see are good, despite their low cost. This warning comes from a pharmacist, who points out that some supplements and foods sold in this store can negatively affect your body.
“A lot of people don’t even know which Dollar Tree has medications. Some of them are really good, but some of them are bad. Today we’re going to see which ones are good and which ones are bad.”he mentioned Grant Harting in your account TikTok.
In your video, Harting He highlighted several foods and supplements that are not beneficial for our bodies, generating astonishment among users who commented on his publication on the short video social network.
Products you should not buy at Dollar Tree
Below is a list of products you should not buy at Dollar Tree:
Fish oil
- Brand: People’s Choice
- Content: 18 capsules
- Price: U$D 1.25
- Warning: According to Mayo Clinic, fish oil is a dietary source of omega-3 fatty acids with anti-inflammatory effects. However, Harting commented: “Serving size is two softgels… There are only 18 softgels here. You should take two a day. It’s just nine days of therapy for U$D 1.25. Actually, that’s not a good deal.”.
Ginseng
- Purpose: Increase energy, control stress, depression and diabetes.
- Content: 30 tablets of 500 milligrams per serving
- Brand: People’s Choice
- Warning: Harting noted that these tablets only provide therapy for 15 days, hinting that it is “difficult to understand how much you are taking”.
Test Booster
- Brand: Nature’s Science
- Content: 12 capsules
- Purpose: Increase testosterone
- Warning: “I had to look for the products and they don’t do anything. Is that a surprise to anyone?”Harting noted.
Advil (Ibuprofen)
Warning: Although generic medications contain the same active ingredients as brand-name medications, Harting mentioned that prices at Dollar Tree are relatively low, with people even buying these products to resell on Amazon.
Keep these recommendations in mind to take care of your health and avoid products that do not provide real benefits to your body.
Video credit: Tiktok / Grant Harting.
