Editorial Standards: How We Research and Check Honey Pezil Facts

Where our facts come from

Every product fact on this site is taken from one of three places, in this order of authority: the product label, as published by the maker; the seller's order, checkout and policy pages; and primary research on PubMed or pages from U.S. federal agencies such as the FDA, NIH and NIA. When these disagree, we report the disagreement rather than choosing the more flattering version, and we treat the printed label as the formula.

How we calculate doses and costs

We convert salt forms to free amino acids using molecular weights (arginine 174.2, citrulline 175.2, alpha-ketoglutaric acid 146.1, hydrochloric acid 36.5, malic acid 134.1). Where a ratio is not printed, as with citrulline malate, we give a range. Cost per day includes shipping and assumes the label's one capsule a day; we also show the figure at two capsules because the maker's FAQ mentions it.

What we never publish

• Invented customer reviews, names, photos or star ratings.
• Laboratory results, purity figures or certificate numbers that have not been published by the maker.
• Named doctors or credentials for people who have not reviewed the page.
• Claims that a supplement treats, cures or prevents a disease.
• Delivery times, warehouses or carriers the seller has not published.

How this site is paid

We earn a referral commission when a visitor orders through our links. The price you pay is the same. The commission does not depend on what we write, and we publish the product's weaknesses (low doses, contradictory marketing, return postage) on the same pages as its order buttons.

Corrections and updates

Prices, offers and policies change. We re-check the label and the seller's pages periodically and show the date of the last check at the foot of every page. Report errors to audit@honeypezilbrain.com; corrections are made promptly and noted in the page date.