Supplement reviews that read the label, the checkout & the fine print.
Review Directory
Every audit we've published, in one place. Each review reads the label against the research doses, walks the checkout the way a buyer meets it, and reads the guarantee as a process — then ranks, with the warnings printed next to the score. New categories open here as their audits complete; prostate is where the money and the traps are biggest, so it's where we started.
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Format: powder drink mix · Guarantee: 180 days
Our top pick on the total package — strongest demand in the category, powder format, longest guarantee. The colostrum headline and the checkout's subscription question get the full treatment, including a contributor's $180 auto-ship account.
Format: capsules · Guarantee: 180 days
The most complete label of the four — beta-sitosterol-led — and the most consistent buyer reports we reviewed. The bundle-pressure checkout gets named, in detail.
Format: liquid drops · Guarantee: 60 days
The drops option for men done with capsules — reviewed with its warnings attached: thinnest evidence of the four, the highest refund record, the shortest guarantee, and the reseller trap to route around.
Format: capsules · Guarantee: 180 days
The category's subscription offer, explained before you meet it: how it bills, how the cancel window works, and the honest case for and against — written before the second charge lands, not after.
Format: capsules · Angle: the "hard-water mineral" thesis
The correlation the whole formula is sold on, examined the way a correlation deserves — plus the first-days headache reports and the price reality.
Format: chewable · Watch for: the documented +$67 pre-checked add-ons
The category's most differentiated format wrapped around its most documented checkout trap. The chew is real; so is the $27 e-book and $40 "VIP membership" waiting pre-ticked.
Format: capsules · Angle: 14 ingredients, one serving
The 14-in-1 math problem: breadth that reads like value and dilutes like water, priced against the $12–15 generic it performs like.
Format: capsules · Status: newer offer, vendor claims only
A first look that separates what a buyer can verify today — label, terms, price — from what only time in the market can prove.
Format: capsules · Asset: years in the category
The long-running staple, revisited: longevity is a real asset, and it is also the only one this label currently publishes.
Format: powder · Watch for: the $642 max cart (a vendor figure)
The other powder in the category — and a worked example of what a maxed-out cart costs per month, and why no first order should look like that.
Format: liquid drops · Guarantee: 90 days
The biggest name in tinnitus drops, audited against the government's own position: no supplement is proven for tinnitus. The demand is real, the evidence is not — the 90-day guarantee is the product, and this review reads it like one.
Our #1 vs our #2. TitanFlow wins the label outright; ProstaVive wins the purchase. The full argument, both trap lists, and the one kind of buyer who should ignore the verdict.
Drops vs the evidence label. This one isn't close — except on the single axis that decides it for men who can't take capsules.
All four leaders side by side: doses vs the research table, guarantees, billing models, per-bottle math, and the $12 generic reality check every comparison page owes you.
Scores measure how safe and sensible a purchase is — label quality, dose transparency, checkout honesty, guarantee terms — never medical effectiveness, which no review site can measure. The rubric is public: How We Review.