Supplement guides
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Plain-English guides on labels, doses, real prices, free trials and refunds. Written to help you check a product, not to sell you one.
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Can you trust 5-star reviews on a supplement sales page?
Reviews on a seller's own page are advertising. What the FTC rule bans and how to check a review before you buy.
ResearchHow to read Trustpilot and Reddit reviews of a supplement
What outside reviews can and cannot tell you about a supplement, with FTC tips for spotting manipulated reviews.
ResearchAre YouTube supplement reviews honest? What disclosure means
What the FTC says influencers must disclose, how affiliate links bias a supplement video and how to fact-check one.
RegulationWhich claim words get supplements FDA warning letters?
Which wording makes the FDA treat a supplement as an unapproved drug? The claim patterns, real enforcement numbers and a checklist.
Red flagsAre lab tested badges on supplement pages meaningful?
Lab tested, third-party tested, FDA approved facility: which supplement page badges can be checked, and which are just decoration.
Red flagsDo crystal, terahertz or copper wearables work?
Crystal bottles, terahertz wands, copper bracelets and EMF stickers: what trials, the FTC and our reviews say about wellness gadgets.
Red flagsDo ormus, monatomic gold and kundalini supplements have evidence?
Ormus, monatomic gold and kundalini supplements: what the research shows, what FDA says about unlisted ingredients, and a checklist to use before you buy.
Red flagsWhy telling you to stop your medication is a red flag in health ebooks
Health ebooks that tell you to stop your medication: how the advice is disguised, what MedlinePlus and FDA say, and a five-question test before you buy.
PricingIs a free bottle, pay-shipping-only offer really free?
How free-bottle and pay-shipping-only offers turn into subscriptions, what real checkouts showed in our reviews, and a checklist from FTC guidance.
Red flagsWhy do health ebooks share the same content under new titles?
One chapter outline, many titles: how near-duplicate health ebooks work, real examples from our reviews, and a checklist to spot them before you pay.
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