Editorial standards
The standards every page here is written to, including how affiliate commission is disclosed and what we will not publish under any circumstances.
This page sets out the rules every page on this site follows. It exists so you can measure our output against a stated standard rather than taking our word for it.
Sourcing
Product facts come from the label and the seller's published materials. Ingredient context comes from independent bodies such as the NCCIH, the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements and the FDA. Anything originating with the manufacturer is labelled as a manufacturer claim in the same sentence, not in a footnote.
Doses and evidence
We state amounts exactly as the label states them. Where a dose sits at the low end of the studied range, we say so. Where an ingredient's evidence base is thin, we say that too. Ingredient research describes individual compounds, frequently at doses and in populations that differ from this product, and we never present it as research on the product itself.
No invented information
We do not fabricate ingredient amounts, study results or expert quotes. If a fact is unavailable, we state that it is unavailable rather than filling the gap with something plausible. A reader checking a supplement against their prescription must be able to tell the difference between a published figure and a guess.
Reader feedback
Comments published here are reader-submitted personal opinions, labelled as such wherever they appear. They are not verified purchase records, not a representative sample, and not clinical evidence. We do not illustrate them with stock photographs of models presented as customers.
Health claims
We do not state or imply that a dietary supplement diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any disease, including dementia, Alzheimer's disease or any other cognitive condition. Where a formula contains ingredients with documented medication interactions — as this one does — we flag them repeatedly rather than once in small print.
No fabricated authority
We do not attribute content to named doctors, clinicians or researchers who have not reviewed it. Pages here carry one byline: the MemoHive Official Store information desk.
Affiliate commission
This site earns commission on qualifying purchases through links to the official seller, at no additional cost to you. Commission does not change your price and does not influence our assessment. The proof is on the pages themselves: the weaknesses of the formula are published alongside the buy links, not hidden from them.
No manufactured urgency
No countdown timers, no invented stock counters, no "14 people are viewing this" notices. Where we note that promotional pricing can end, that is a statement about how promotional pricing works, not a pressure tactic.
Accuracy and corrections
Pricing, availability and terms change without notice and we may not update the same day. The checkout page is always authoritative. If you find an error, tell us — we correct factual errors promptly and note material changes.