Editorial Policy

Our editorial policy explains the standards every HealthConsumerRatings review must meet, from how we source facts to how we treat testimonials, health claims and corrections.

Accuracy

• Prices, packages, shipping and guarantees come from the official website and are dated.
• Ingredient information comes from the label or official product page. If only part of a formula is disclosed, we say so.
• Research claims link to the source, usually PubMed or the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements.

Health claims

• We never describe a supplement as a cure or a replacement for medication.
• When a brand's sales page makes claims the evidence does not support, we say so plainly in the review.
• Every review includes a safety section and a medical disclaimer.

Testimonials, experts and urgency

• We do not create testimonials, reviewer names or expert endorsements.
• Customer quotes, when shown, come from the official website and are labeled as such.
• Limited-stock or limited-time messages are attributed to the brand, never presented as our own claim.

Independence

We earn affiliate commissions on some purchases. Commissions do not affect scores, verdicts or which facts we include. Products that underperform on our criteria are reported the same way as products that score well.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it and update the date on the review. Send corrections to contact@healthconsumerratings.blog with the product name and the detail that needs review.