Our Conflict-of-Interest Policy
Reviewers disclose any commercial ties to the brands they might cover, and get pulled off evaluating anything they have a relationship with. Nobody on the team is paid based on how a review turns out or how many affiliate clicks a product gets.
Clinical Research Lead
Review TeamOwns our ingredient-and-dose review process — checking formulas against the published clinical literature before a score goes live.
Performance Nutrition Lead
Review TeamCovers protein, creatine, pre-workout, and recovery formulas, with a focus on dosing that actually matches what the studies used.
Lab & Testing Analyst
Review TeamHandles third-party lab report review — certificates of analysis, contaminant screening, and label-accuracy checks.
Women's Health Reviewer
Review TeamFocuses on hormonal support, prenatal, and women's health categories, with particular attention to dosing safety and ingredient interactions.
General Nutrition Reviewer
Review TeamCovers weight management, gut health, and immune support — the broad, high-traffic categories.
Editorial & Accuracy Lead
Review TeamMakes sure the technical findings actually read clearly, without losing what matters in translation.
How a Product Gets Reviewed
Each product gets routed to the reviewer whose area matches its category, then run through the same published criteria — ingredient quality, dosing, testing, transparency, and outcomes — to reach a score.
When the underlying research on an ingredient is genuinely mixed or limited, we say so directly in the review rather than letting a clean-looking number paper over the uncertainty.
Want to Contribute?
If you've got a background in nutrition science, sports performance, or health writing and want to help out with reviews, reach out through our contact page.