Editorial policy: how Qenph produces its content

Qenph reviews food supplements in a field where commercial claims, testimonials and scientific data are often mixed together. Our policy sets one simple rule: a sales claim is never presented as clinical evidence without an appropriate source.

Our editorial purpose

Every page should help the reader understand what they are buying, what the product contains, how the manufacturer recommends using it, what precautions matter and what level of evidence is available. The content should remain useful even if the reader clicks no affiliate link.

Source hierarchy

We prioritise health authorities, systematic reviews and meta-analyses, followed by clinical trials. Mechanistic, animal or in-vitro studies can help explain a mechanism, but they are not enough to demonstrate weight loss in humans. Official PhenQ pages are mainly used to document composition, directions, offers and manufacturer claims.

How we phrase claims

• Verifiable fact: composition, number of tablets, published directions for use.
• Scientific evidence: finding linked to an identifiable study, together with its limitations.
• Manufacturer claim: explicitly attributed to the brand.
• Uncertainty: flagged when dose, formula or data do not support a conclusion.

Affiliate programme and independence

Qenph may receive a commission after a click to a merchant. This compensation does not increase the price paid by the reader and should not determine our editorial assessment. Commercial links are qualified as sponsored links. A criticism, limitation or lack of evidence should not be removed to improve conversion.

Health and caution

Qenph does not diagnose, prescribe treatment or replace a doctor, pharmacist or dietitian. When an ingredient has documented interactions or precautions, they are presented proportionately. Pregnant or breastfeeding people, minors, people with chronic illness or those taking medication should seek professional advice before using a supplement when there is any doubt.

Updates and errors

A formula, commercial offer or manufacturer recommendation may change. We therefore avoid publishing price dates that quickly become misleading. When a factual error is reported and verified, it should be corrected. Our correction policy explains the process.

Useful links

To understand our review method, see the Qenph methodology, our source policy and our page on affiliate transparency.