How we review

How we research, write and check every review on HerbRate.

Every review on HerbRate follows the same process. It is designed to give you facts you can check, to separate the manufacturer's claims from independent information, and to keep the text safe to read for people with health conditions.

How we write reviews

1
Collecting the facts
We start from the distributor's offer in Kenya: the product name, form, declared ingredients, recommended use and the current price. These facts are stored with the date they were checked.
2
Checking the ingredients
For the main ingredients we look at what reference sources and published research say. We describe effects only in the cautious terms the evidence allows and point out where evidence is limited.
3
Writing the review
The author writes the review in the local language using a fixed structure: verdict, ingredients, use, pros and limitations, price, ordering, typical buyer opinions and frequent questions.
4
Editorial review and updates
Our content review team checks warnings, contraindications and wording before publication. When the offer, the price or the availability changes, the review is updated and the change is logged on the page.

In brief

Ingredients
Which ingredients are declared, in what form, and what is known about them from independent sources.
How to use
How the product is meant to be used, for how long, and what to watch out for.
Price and where to buy
The current price in Kenya, where the product is really sold and how to recognise copies.
How to order
How the order is placed, who confirms it, how delivery and payment work.
What buyers say
What buyers typically report - both positive and negative - without inventing individual reviews.
Myths and facts
Common claims about the product or the problem it addresses, checked against the facts.

Editorial reviewContent review teamBefore publication every review on HerbRate goes through a content review. The team checks warnings, contraindications and possible interactions, and looks for any wording that could be read as a prom

We never publish paid reviews and do not let distributors approve our texts. Ratings of other sites, testimonials and "clinical" claims from advertising are not used as evidence.

Dietary supplements are not medicines. Our reviews describe products; they do not diagnose, treat or replace a consultation with a doctor.