Editorial Standards
How We Review
Our reviews are written to be genuinely useful and honest — based on verifiable information, with the downsides included and every affiliate link disclosed.
Specification-based research
Our reviews are based on the manufacturer’s published specifications and publicly available information. When we have not tested a product hands-on, we say so explicitly — we never fabricate first-person testing or invent measurements.
Honest, attributed ratings
We do not invent ratings, testimonials or expert quotes. Where a star rating or review count appears, it is clearly attributed to the seller as self-reported and not independently verified. We do not emit aggregate-rating structured data from numbers we cannot verify.
Real pros — and real cons
Every review lists genuine downsides, missing information, and claims we could not verify. If a manufacturer claim is unsupported (for example “FDA-approved” or “unhackable”), we flag it plainly.
Health content (YMYL) policy
For supplements we use indicative language only (“may support”), never “cures”, “treats” or “guarantees”. We cite peer-reviewed research for ingredients and state clearly when evidence is weak or absent. Every health review carries the FDA disclaimer and a recommendation to consult a healthcare professional. No supplement is presented as a treatment for any disease.
Affiliate disclosure & independence
Some links are affiliate links: if you buy through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We are not paid to write reviews, and commissions never change our assessment, our cons, or whether we recommend something.
Updates & corrections
Prices, specifications and availability are set by sellers and change often — always confirm details on the official site before buying. Each review shows a “last updated” date, and we correct errors when we find them or when readers report them.
Who writes these reviews
Reviews are produced by the VitaGlobe editorial team. We do not publish fake author personas or fabricated credentials. Where a review covers a health topic, it follows the YMYL policy above and should not be treated as medical advice. Questions or corrections? Reach us via our contact page.