About & Editorial Policy

Who Operates This Website

[YOUR-BUSINESS-NAME] is an independent consumer-health information publisher and affiliate reviewer based in the United States. We are not the manufacturer, brand owner, distributor, or customer-support desk for PrimeBiome. All PrimeBiome orders, billing inquiries, shipping fulfillment, and refund requests are handled by the product vendor and its authorized retailer, ClickBank.

Our goal is to help readers evaluate high-search dietary supplements clearly by verifying what appears on the Supplement Facts label, separating peer-reviewed human clinical evidence from general herbal marketing claims, highlighting safety considerations, and explaining how to reach the verified official checkout page safely.

How We Verify Product Information

We apply a six-step pre-publication verification protocol before publishing or updating our guide:

1. Primary Label Audit: We inspect the manufacturer's official Supplement Facts panel to confirm exact serving size, CFU count, proprietary blend weights, inactive binders/sugars, and distributor contact details rather than relying on third-party blog summaries.
2. Offer & Policy Verification: We review the brand's live sales page, shipping policy, and refund policy so listed bundle prices, shipping fees, and the 60-day return conditions reflect written vendor terms.
3. Ingredient-by-Ingredient Evidence Review: We cross-check each listed probiotic, prebiotic fiber, and botanical extract against PubMed, PubMed Central (PMC), the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements (ODS), and the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH).
4. Clinical vs. Blend Gap Analysis: We explicitly tell readers when the finished gummy formula itself has no published human clinical trials, when a blend weight conceals individual botanical doses, and how single-ingredient research doses compare to the 430 mg shared blend.
5. Independent Safety Screen: We highlight known botanical precautions—including hepatotoxicity and photosensitivity concerns reported for Psoralea corylifolia (Babchi), pregnancy cautions for fenugreek, FODMAP bloating from chicory inulin, and absorption timing considerations for slippery elm bark.
6. Honest Customer Feedback Aggregation: Rather than fabricating testimonials or copying unverified promotional review counts, we summarize recurring positive and negative themes reported on identifiable third-party consumer sources (such as ConsumerLab, Reddit discussions, and Better Business Bureau listings).

Editorial Independence & Affiliate Relationships

This website earns revenue through affiliate commissions when visitors click our outbound links to the verified PrimeBiome order page and complete a purchase. Commercial relationships never alter our presentation of label gaps, safety warnings, or scientific limitations. Read our full Affiliate Disclosure and Medical Disclaimer for details.

Corrections & Updates

Supplement formulas, bottle prices, shipping fees, and checkout policies can change without advance notice from manufacturers. If you spot a discrepancy on a label or policy page, please let our editorial desk know at Contact Us or write to [YOUR-CONTACT-EMAIL].