Every ingredient transcribed from the panel. Every price and refund term checked at the live checkout. Every research claim traced to its source. And the arithmetic a proprietary blend still lets you do, worked out in full.
Five botanicals with five printed milligram amounts and no proprietary blend, the four places the sales page and the panel disagree, and the real cost per day on each of the three packages.
Five named strains led by L. crispatus, a standardized cranberry, two proprietary blends, and the reason the reviews contradict each other: three different products share the name.
The Supplement Facts panel read line by line, the three different labels that circulate under one name, every package priced at the checkout with cost per day, the refund steps, and 26 public buyer reports quoted with links.
The label lists a 200 mg blend of 22 ingredients with no amount for each, and the seller's website names three ingredients the label leaves out. Price per bottle and per day, and the refund steps.
Under review. Label transcribed, checkout verified, research being traced.
A ranking asks you to trust the ranker. A label analysis asks you to check the working. Every review on this site prints the Supplement Facts panel, the price table with cost per day, the refund conditions as the seller states them, and a scorecard with the five criteria and the arithmetic. If you disagree with a score, the information you need to disagree with it is on the same page.
The method is published in full on the how we review page, the funding model on the disclosure page, and who does the reading on the about page. Nothing here is medical advice, and the limits of what this site can tell you are spelled out on all three.