Is blog.luckyvitamin.com Safe?

Wonderful, informative site filled with tons of information that is true and correct. There are many spiteful people in this world who either do not appreciate competition, or they do not want alternative sources available to consumers outside of CHEMICAL POISONS IN DRUGS APPROVED BY OUR OWN FDA! This is our opportunity to learn how to prevent serious illness and correct deficits in our bodies with natural substances given to us by nature. I have studied herbs and natural products in depth for 20 years and this site is excellent. Whomever is giving it poor reviews is sadly misinformed or they are simply giving poor ratings for personal gain in some way, in my humble opinion. It is not a dangerous site. Of course it is not for children to use or order from, that's only common sense! But if teenagers are monitored by a knowledgeable parent who wants their child to learn and know of what is available from a NATURAL standpoint as opposed to toxic chemicals, this is an excellent place to start prior to continued education in becoming certified in natural nutrition, etc.

I've gone to LuckyVitamin a few times over the last few years. Good website, good prices, big selections easy to sort for viewing, interesting tangents for stuff besides vitamins, good checkout procedure including paypal, multitude of delivery options, and shipments that arrive without problems. (Well, they did back-order once, but their communications were good, they didn't require any additional communications from me, and the remainder of the order arrived within a week.) The previous Ratings are absurd, and there are no Comments. So, why is the WOT icon Red? For a dependable Vitamin website, the Red icon is absurd. My comments are based on my experience with LuckyVitamin.com. Regarding the sub-domain "blog.luckyvitamin.com," I see articles about nutritional supplements. Hard to explain why people were offended by this, especially when they didn't leave any comments of their own. It's a shame when that happens on WOT, and it's a shame that WOT doesn't have a link to click on when we find previous ratings that are unnecessarily damaging and could use re-evaluation. The bad ratings could easily have been entered by competing Vitamin websites that don't play fair. Anything's possible. WOT should have an automatic re-evaluation process when a WOT-icon turns red without any supporting reasoning.