Trust & transparency

Editorial Policy

How we separate product claims, source information, editorial judgment and commercial relationships.

Core principles

We prioritize compliance, accuracy, transparency, user safety and usefulness before conversion. We do not fabricate studies, ratings, credentials, testimonials or product facts.

Source hierarchy

  1. Current product label and official transactional terms;
  2. Government and recognized public-health resources;
  3. Peer-reviewed research, interpreted with its limitations;
  4. Manufacturer statements, clearly attributed as claims;
  5. Secondary sources used for context, not as sole proof.

Evaluation criteria

CriterionWhat we examine
Formula transparencyForms, amounts, blends and serving clarity
Evidence qualityStudy design, relevance, population and limitations
Label clarityDirections, warnings and other ingredients
ValueCost per serving and comparable documentation
Purchase transparencySeller, billing, shipping and support
Guarantee clarityEligibility, process, deadlines and exclusions
Consumer considerationsUncertainty, interactions and professional guidance

Scores and rankings

We do not publish fabricated numerical ratings. Any future ranking must disclose inclusion criteria, comparison date, products reviewed and how commercial relationships are handled.

Updates and corrections

Dates change only after a meaningful review or revision. Pricing, formula, availability and merchant terms should be checked periodically. Material corrections should be made promptly and transparently.

Medical review

We do not claim medical review unless a qualified, identifiable professional has actually completed it. Editorial content is not medical advice.

Affiliate independence

An affiliate relationship may affect whether a link can generate revenue, but should not change label facts, safety cautions or evidence conclusions.