Regulatory Integrity
Science-Backed Editorial Standards
Ensuring consumer safety and clinical accuracy through a rigorous multi-stage verification process that aligns with US Federal health information guidelines.
Our Safety & Verification Protocol
1. FDA Guidelines & Label Accuracy
We strictly audit products based on the DSHEA (Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act) standards. Our reviews examine whether a manufacturer’s claims align with the actual ingredients listed. We flag any “proprietary blends” that hide the dosage of key components, ensuring you know exactly what is inside the capsule.
2. Evidence-Based Clinical Correlation
Every health claim we publish is supported by peer-reviewed research from high-authority databases such as PubMed, The Lancet, and JAMA. We distinguish between “animal studies” and “human clinical trials” to ensure our readers do not over-estimate the benefits of a specific nutrient based on preliminary data.
3. Third-Party Lab Verification (Purity)
Safety is our non-negotiable priority. We prioritize reviewing brands that undergo Third-Party Testing by recognized bodies like NSF International, USP (U.S. Pharmacopeia), or Informed-Sport. We verify the absence of heavy metals (Lead, Mercury, Arsenic), mold, and synthetic fillers.
4. FTC Disclosure & Objectivity
In accordance with FTC (Federal Trade Commission) guidelines, we maintain total editorial independence. We do not receive “under-the-table” payments for reviews. Our affiliate relationships exist to keep this platform free for readers, but our ‘Review Verdicts’ are based solely on laboratory data and clinical performance, not commission rates.
Editorial Oath
“We pledge to prioritize biological safety over marketing trends. Our goal is to provide a shield for the consumer against misinformation and to uphold the highest standards of scientific journalism.”
- ✔ HIPAA Compliant Data Handling
- ✔ Regular Content Audits
- ✔ Verified Expert Fact-Checking
Critical Clinical Safety Protocols
Clinical Contraindications
MANDATORY NOTICE: Dietary supplements can alter the pharmacokinetics of prescription medications, leading to dangerous toxicity or reduced efficacy. Specific compounds may interfere with blood thinners (Anticoagulants), antidepressants (SSRIs), and blood pressure medication.
Never self-prescribe based on viral trends. You must consult with a board-certified physician or a licensed pharmacist to cross-reference potential contraindications before beginning any new supplementation protocol.
Adverse Event Reporting
If you experience any unintended physiological response, discontinue use immediately and report the event to the FDA MedWatch Program via their official clinical reporting portal.
Submit a Safety Report to FDA
Official Consumer Hotline: 1-800-FDA-1088
Biological Constraints
Our independent reviews are intended exclusively for healthy adults. We maintain a zero-tolerance policy for misleading dosage claims. Pregnant individuals, nursing mothers, or patients with chronic renal/hepatic conditions must obtain explicit medical clearance. Always stay below the Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL) to avoid systemic nutrient toxicity.
