How We Review Products

Every product guide on Healthy Hormones Club follows the same process. This page explains what we check, where our facts come from, what our score means and, just as important, what we do not do.

1. We start from primary sources

Before we write a word, we collect the seller's own material: the official sales page, the label or supplement facts panel if one is published, the terms of sale, the refund policy, the checkout page and, where there is one, the sales video. We keep copies so we can show where each fact came from. Price, bonuses, refund windows and contact details are taken from these pages on the day we check them.

2. We separate claims from evidence

Sellers make claims; our job is to label them as claims. For each ingredient or method we look for published research, preferring human trials, systematic reviews and official sources such as the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, MedlinePlus and peer-reviewed journals. We say how strong the evidence is, and we say clearly when no study has tested the product itself.

3. We look at safety and fine print

Each product has a safety page covering known side effects of its ingredients, likely interactions and who should talk to a doctor first. We read the terms for auto-billing, upsells, refund conditions that differ from the headline guarantee, and testimonial disclaimers. When the fine print contradicts the sales page, we point it out.

4. Our editorial score

Some products carry a score out of 5. It is our editorial opinion, given by Healthy Hormones Club as a publication. It is not an average of customer reviews, and we never display star counts or review numbers that we cannot verify. The score weighs:

• Transparency: is the full formula or offer disclosed, and are doses shown?
• Evidence: how well the ingredients or method match published research at the stated doses.
• Safety: known side effects, interactions and warnings.
• Value: cost per day across the packages offered.
• Buyer protection: refund window, how to claim it, and how clear the terms are.

5. What we never do

• We do not invent testimonials, customer quotes or ratings.
• We do not backdate pages. The published date is the day a page went live; the updated date is the last real revision.
• We do not claim to have lab-tested a product or run a clinical trial unless a page says exactly how we did it.
• We do not promise results, and nothing on this site is medical advice.

6. How we make money

Many product pages contain affiliate links. If you buy through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Order links point to the official store only. Commissions never change a verdict, a score or the order of a ranking.

7. Tools and corrections

We use software tools, including AI writing assistants, to help draft and check pages. Every factual statement must trace back to a source in our research file before a page goes live. If you spot an error, an outdated price or a changed refund policy, please tell us through our contact page and we will check it and update the page.