Our editorial goal is to separate three categories that are often blurred on supplement websites: product facts, vendor-reported claims and independent evidence.
Source hierarchy
- Current physical label or verified label image
- Current checkout/package information
- Current product support materials
- FDA, NIH/NCCIH and MedlinePlus
- PubMed-indexed human research and peer-reviewed reviews
Finished product vs. ingredient research
A study on psyllium, prune, pectin or a probiotic species is not presented as a clinical trial of SynoGut. If a finished-product study cannot be verified, we do not call SynoGut clinically proven.
Claims we avoid
We do not publish fabricated star ratings, fake testimonials, fake stock counters, fake countdown timers, invented medical reviewers or “FDA approved supplement” language.
Corrections and freshness
Commercial information such as package pricing and shipping is dated and should be rechecked against the current checkout because promotions can change.