1. What is Supplement Scale?

Supplement Scale is an independent supplement review and comparison platform designed to help consumers evaluate supplements based on ingredient quality, scientific support, safety, and overall value — not hype or marketing claims.


2. How does Supplement Scale rank supplements?

We rank supplements using a multi-criteria evaluation system that considers formulation quality, research-backed ingredients, manufacturing transparency, safety, usability, and value for money. No single factor determines a product’s final ranking.


3. Do companies pay to be ranked higher?

No.
Brands cannot pay for higher rankings or positive reviews. While we may earn affiliate commissions from some links, affiliate relationships do not influence our rankings or scores.


4. Are your reviews biased if you use affiliate links?

Affiliate links help support our work, but they do not determine our conclusions. Products can rank highly even if we earn no commission from them, and products we do earn commissions from can still receive lower scores if they don’t meet our standards.


5. Do you test supplements in a lab?

We do not currently conduct in-house laboratory testing. Our evaluations are based on ingredient label analysis, available scientific research, manufacturing disclosures, and brand transparency. When third-party testing data is available, we factor it into our assessments.


6. Are the supplements you review safe?

We review safety based on known ingredient profiles, standard usage guidelines, and regulatory considerations. However, no supplement is universally safe for everyone. Individual factors such as medications, health conditions, and sensitivities should always be considered.


7. Are your rankings medical advice?

No.
Supplement Scale provides educational information only and does not offer medical advice. Our content should not replace guidance from a qualified healthcare professional.


8. How often are rankings updated?

We update rankings regularly as new research emerges, formulations change, or better alternatives become available. Outdated products may be re-evaluated, re-ranked, or removed entirely.


9. Why do some products score lower even if they’re popular?

Popularity doesn’t equal quality. Some widely marketed supplements may use underdosed formulas, unnecessary fillers, or vague proprietary blends. Our rankings prioritize substance over branding.


10. How can I use Supplement Scale to choose the right supplement?

Use our rankings as a comparison tool. We encourage readers to:

Our goal is to help you make a more informed decision — not to push a one-size-fits-all solution.