What LabelChecked publishes
LabelChecked publishes lessons, reviews and roundups at https://labelchecked.com.
- Lessons: how to read a supplement label, spot hidden doses and understand refund terms.
- Reviews: one product, checked against its label, its sales page and published studies.
- Roundups: several brands compared side by side.
Reviews and roundups follow the same rules, so every product gets the same checks: what the label says, what the sales page claims and what published studies support.
Who founded LabelChecked
Robin Haughes is the Founder of LabelChecked. She started LabelChecked as an independent site that reads supplement labels and explains them in plain English. Supplement sales pages and labels do not always match. LabelChecked puts the label, the sales page, the refund terms and the price per day side by side, so readers can compare them before they buy.
Robin Haughes
How we review supplements
LabelChecked reviews every supplement with the same six checks. We work from the label as shown on the product page, the sales page or a label image, plus published research.
1. We read the label and compare it with the sales page
LabelChecked starts with the Supplement Facts panel. We list each ingredient, its stated amount and the serving size. Then we compare the label with the sales page. If the sales page names an ingredient or an amount that the label does not show, we say so.
2. We compare stated doses with published research
LabelChecked checks each key ingredient against published studies. We note whether the dose on the label is close to the amounts those studies used. A proprietary blend that hides individual amounts gets flagged, because you cannot compare a dose you cannot see.
3. We check who sells it
LabelChecked notes who sells the product and how the order is handled. Many products are sold through platforms such as BuyGoods, ClickBank or ShipOffers. The seller decides the price, shipping and returns, so the seller is part of the review.
4. We read the refund terms
LabelChecked reads the refund policy before we write a verdict. We note how long the refund window is, whether opened bottles count, who pays return shipping and where you send the request.
5. We work out the price per day
LabelChecked divides the price by the number of daily servings in the pack. Price per day lets you compare a one-bottle offer with a multi-bottle bundle on equal terms.
6. We note red flags
LabelChecked lists anything that should make a buyer pause. Examples include hidden doses, claims the label does not support, unclear refund terms and countdown timers.
What we don’t do
LabelChecked does not run lab tests, and we do not test products on people. A review tells you what the label, the sales page and published research say. It does not tell you how a product will work for you.
How LabelChecked makes money
LabelChecked earns a commission on some links. If you buy through one of those links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We run the same six checks on every product, and we say when a link earns us a commission. Read the full Affiliate Disclosure.
What LabelChecked is not
LabelChecked is not a medical provider, and we are not the brand behind any product we cover. LabelChecked does not sell supplements, take orders or process refunds. Nothing here is medical advice; talk to your doctor. Read our Medical Disclaimer.
Corrections and contact
LabelChecked fixes errors when readers report them. Email hello@labelchecked.com with the page URL and what is wrong. We review the report, and if we got it wrong, we update the page and its Last updated date. See the Contact page for details.
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