What we read before we write
We start from published research and guidance from health bodies such as the NIH. Sellers’ own pages tell us what a product is, what it costs and what the return terms are, and we report those details as the seller’s statements. When a sentence depends on an outside source, that source is linked right there in the sentence.
How each page is checked
AI tools help us draft. Every draft is then checked against a list of things we refuse to publish: promised results, timelines, invented tests or reviews, and medical claims. Finally, a person on our team reads the page and approves it or sends it back for changes. Pages are updated when facts change or when a reader points out a problem.
How we judge products
Our reviews and comparisons are desk research. We look at the official sales page, the seller’s policies, the product details and any independent studies. We don’t run our own tests, and we never make up scores, customer numbers or quotes. Each comparison says which criteria it uses.
We may earn a fee on Derila Ergo, as explained on how we earn money. Prices and refund conditions are copied as the seller states them, and anything the seller leaves out is shown as “not stated”. When something else would suit a reader better, including buying nothing at all, the guide says so.
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