Dietary supplements are health and wellness products taken orally in dose forms to supplement the diet. Examples are vitamins like vitamin C or mineral supplements, Echinacea, fish oils, and probiotic tablets. The Dietary Supplements Regulations 1985 is old, but at the moment there is nothing suitable to replace these regulations with, and they expire at the end of the month. Because they have some safety and suitability measures, these regulations need to be continued until a new regime is developed. In particular, the existing regulations restrict some ingredients, provide maximum doses on some vitamins and minerals, and prohibit misleading statements and therapeutic claims.