True, Some Commercial Sites Are Excellent
I've looked at many of the commercial sites out there and have come to various conclusions about them. I probably have as many opinions on commercial web sites as the number of commercial web sites I've seen. Provelex.com, the site that Hank mentioned in his comment on my last entry, is definitely one of the good ones.

First of all, it looks good. This may seem a stupid point to look at, but I tend to think that I'm only going to trust someone whose site looks like they've put some money into it, since that means they likely put some money into developping their product too.

But anyone can put together a site that looks good and says nothing. Swanson Vitamins' site is one of these. Sure, it looks good, but it doesn't tell you anything useful, like why you want to look at Saw Palmetto, Quercetin, or Flower Pollen. They try to reel you in with "testimonials" but this is pretty thin stuff when it comes to convincing me.

Provelex.com, on the other hand, actually has some good information. If you look at their page on Quercetin, you'll find a lot of information on what it is, what is the supporting clinical data, what other effects are known, and what kind of a dosage is good. To me, this is useful information no matter what product you decide to try.

So thanks to Hank for the heads up on that, and actually I think that I am going to try Provelex out. If anyone has tried or is trying Provelex, then let me know about your experience.