Resveratrol can be bought in local stores or online. It is important to note that not all resveratrol supplements are made with same purity and amounts. Here is a checklist of what to look for when searching for the right trans-Resveratrol:

• Does the label "clearly" state the amount of resveratrol in the product?

• Is this amount listed in MCG's or MG's? Remember it takes 1000mcg to equal 1mg. If the product uses mcg then it probably does not have much resveratrol in it.

• Quality products also classify the source of resveratrol. Polygonum Cupsidatum, or Japanese Knotweed, are the most potent forms.

• What purity level of resveratrol is in the product? 500mg of 50% resveratrol means you are only actually getting 250mg of resv. When comparing prices it is important to note purity.  98% purity and above is a high quality product.

• Can the company provide an independent "Certificate of Analysis" (COA) proving the purity listed on the bottle is accurate?

• BEWARE of "FREE TRIAL" offers. Any time you see this be cautious moving forward. You will most likely have to enter your credit card information which will be charged after 2 weeks if you do not cancel.  Quality resveratrol costs money to produce. Companies can not afford to provide it for free.

Please check out RevGenetics Resveratrol products.  They meet all of the requirements listed above and have superior customer service.