DC

Please research the supplement brand "DC".

## Data on file (from the US NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database)
- Location: White House, TN, United States
- Products in database: 1,435 (on market)
- Dosage forms: Capsule 565, Tablet 507, Softgel 272, Powder 44, Other (e.g. tea bag) 33, Lozenge 7
- Product types: Other Combinations 521, Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical 203, Botanical 201, Vitamin 135, Fat / Fatty Acid 86, Botanical with Nutrients 86
- Most common main ingredients: Vitamin C 320, Calcium 299, Vitamin B6 230, Vitamin E 207, Magnesium 204, Vitamin B12 183, Niacin 177, Vitamin D3 177, Folic Acid 161, Riboflavin 160
- DSLD entry dates: 2021-02-25 – 2023-03-22

## What to find out
1. Company overview (year founded, headquarters, parent company, contract manufacturers)
2. What characterizes the product line, and whether it matches the dosage forms and ingredients above
3. Quality systems (cGMP compliance, third-party certifications such as NSF or Informed Sport)
4. Any FDA warning letters, recalls or other regulatory actions
5. Where the products are sold (official retailers, availability outside the US)
6. Objective differences from other brands in the same category (formulations, country of manufacture, certifications)

## Output rules
- Cite a primary-source URL for every item
- If something cannot be confirmed, say "no information found" instead of guessing
- Do not make claims about health effects; stick to facts and sources
- Answer in English as bullet points under each heading

A research request pre-filled with our DSLD-based data. AI answers can contain errors, so always check the sources.