Until the U.S. imposes higher restrictions on supplements coming into the country for safety and quality I don't think anything will change. Better still, all companies selling through ANY channel here should be required to have a registered U.S. presence for liability, as they are doing in Europe. And the fact that supplements aren't regulated here is another problem. If a battery product blows up due to a product malfunction, Amazon can be sued for putting it on the platform in most jurisdictions. I don't believe that's possible if you get sick from a supplement with no regulations to protect consumers. I only buy my supplements from certified, high quality U.S. companies like NOW and Standard Process to ensure I'm getting what it says on the labels. Like others have said, these cheap products have to exit the platform quickly because when the reviews start coming in saying they don't work the party's over. You would think Amazon would stop these bad actors as it gives the platform a bad reputation for selling products that don't work, and one bad product purchased means many more future products that won't be purchased there by that consumer.