I didn't receive the product as shown on the Walmart website. I purposely looked for products containing Glucosamine sulfate. The product label on the website shows the product as containing Glucosamine Sulfate 2KCl (which is potassium chloride, a stabilizer for the glucosamine sulfate). What I received was a product that contains Glucosamine Hydrochloride Potassium Sulfate which is not the same thing at all. In fact, the words seem purposefully misleading by Doctor's Best, but that's another issue, as evidently they've changed their formula and are trying to put one over by manipulating the order in which they list the chemical compounds, which in chemistry, can make a huge difference in the contents.
I purchased the product as represented on the website. If the formula has been changed by the manufacturer, I expect the web page the seller posts to be updated accordingly so that I, the consumer, am receiving what is advertised for my money. I have to say, I am sock to death of this "bait and switch" that seems to he constantly going in with both sellers and manufacturers.
I cannot say that the seller in this instance did this purposefully, more than likely they probably did not. However, it is still the seller's responsibility to oversee and update any products they are selling . Im more than annoyed.
I did not want Glucosamine Hydrochloride, which is what the product I received contains. There is a subtle to distinctive difference between the 2 forms of Glucosamine. Buyer beware.