Editorial Board: The Desk Behind This MindVault Guide
Four roles, one rule: nothing goes live until every number matches its source.
Who does what
Label and offer editor
Reads the seller's pages, captures prices, packs, bonuses and policy wording, and records the check date. Flags anything missing, such as the Supplement Facts panel.
Pharmacology reviewer
Checks every ingredient description, dose ceiling and interaction against the linked studies and agency sources. Has final say on safety wording.
Evidence editor
Finds and reads the studies, confirms PubMed identifiers and summarizes populations and doses accurately, including when the seller's own references do not support its claims.
Standards editor
Checks disclosures, removes unverifiable claims and makes sure estimates are labeled. Handles reader corrections sent to [email protected].
How a page goes live
- The label and offer editor drafts from the seller's pages.
- The evidence editor adds and verifies citations.
- The pharmacology reviewer checks every dose and safety line.
- The standards editor checks disclosures and wording.
- The page is published only when every number matches its source.
Why there are no headshots and credentials here
Supplement sites often show a named doctor with a license number to borrow authority. We would rather be judged on what can be checked: every fact links to its source, every estimate is labeled, and our methods are on the Editorial Standards page. The seller's own guarantee is signed by a renamed "doctor"; we do not think readers need another unverifiable signature.
Independence
The desk has no business relationship with the brand, its warehouse or its checkout beyond the affiliate commission disclosed on every page.