Product reviews start with the exact product
We record the full product name, variant, serving size, active ingredients, other ingredients, bottle count, and market. Similar names do not mean the formulas are the same.
Testing claims stay attached to their sample
A raw ingredient report does not automatically describe the finished capsule. A facility certificate does not certify every product made there. We identify the sample, lot, date, method, laboratory, and scope before using a result.
Prices use one denominator
We show the checked date and total purchase price, then calculate price per serving and per equal amount of the main ingredient. Shipping is included when it is part of the checkout cost.
Ingredient reviews begin with study design
Human trials, animal studies, cell studies, and marketing summaries answer different questions. We report the population, dose, duration, comparison group, measured outcome, and limits that affect how the result can be used.
What we do not turn into a conclusion
- Front-label totals presented as a single ingredient dose
- Facility registration described as government approval
- Raw-material purity presented as finished-product potency
- Animal or cell findings presented as established human outcomes
- Sale prices without a checked date, quantity, and shipping basis