Editorial Policy

Our standard is to identify what is known, what is merchant-provided, and what remains uncertain.

Source hierarchy

For U.S. regulatory and safety context we prioritize FDA, FTC, NIH and NCCIH. For efficacy questions we prefer peer-reviewed systematic reviews and controlled human research relevant to the actual formulation, dose, population and endpoint.

Product information

Price, package size, shipping, guarantees and seller-described formula details may come from the current merchant page. We label those facts as merchant-provided and date-check unstable information.

What we do not fabricate

• Firsthand product use.
• Testimonials or user outcomes.
• Undisclosed ingredient doses.
• Clinical trial results that do not exist in our sources.
• Claims that a dietary supplement diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents disease.

Corrections

When a material factual error is identified, the page should be corrected rather than defended. Commercial facts that change are updated when detected.