Editorial Standards: How This Nerve Honey Guide Checks Every Fact
Our sources, our rules, how the score is built and how to report an error.
Where our facts come from
Product facts come from the seller's own materials: the label image, the sales page, the order page our links open, the returns page and the terms. We save copies on the day we read them (November 6, 2026 for this edition). Medical statements link to a primary study, a systematic review, a government agency or a regulator's monograph. PubMed records are confirmed by PMID before we cite them.
Rules we follow
- No invented reviews, ratings, lab results, experts or statistics
- No star rating without independent review data
- Doses are stated next to the studies they come from
- Disagreements between seller documents are shown, not smoothed over
- Commission is disclosed on every page and does not change our score
- Every page shows the date its facts were last checked
How the editorial score works
The 4.4/10 score weights seven factors: evidence for the claims (25%), label transparency, dose versus research and safety profile (15% each), and price per day, refund clarity and seller transparency (10% each). Each factor is explained on the home page. It judges the product and its paperwork, not customer satisfaction.
Corrections
Found an error? Email [email protected] with the page and the source. We correct facts promptly and update the "checked" date.