1. Affiliate Relationship & Compensation

Vitality Reviews (reviews.vitalitynewsreport.com) is an independent health consumer journalism and laboratory testing portal. We provide readers with detailed, evidence-based evaluations of dietary supplements, metabolic formulations, and wellness technologies.

To support the substantial costs of independent laboratory sample acquisitions, third-party chemical assays, medical board honorariums, and digital hosting infrastructure, we participate in selective affiliate marketing partnerships. When you click on outbound recommendation buttons or links on this website (including links styled as /go/... or /recommends/...) and subsequently make a purchase from the verified manufacturer, we may receive an affiliate referral commission.

2. Zero Extra Cost to the Consumer

Any affiliate commission earned by Vitality Reviews comes directly from the vendor’s marketing budget at absolutely zero additional cost to you. In many instances, due to our research desk’s direct agreements with manufacturers, links provided on this site unlock exclusive reader discounts, complimentary shipping vouchers, or bonus clinical guides that are not available through standard retail channels.

3. Strict Editorial Independence & Integrity

Our editorial integrity is our most valued asset. Commercial compensation never influences, biases, or determines:

• Whether a product is selected for clinical audit.
• The botanical purity scores or laboratory certificate findings.
• The negative side-effect warnings or clinical drawbacks reported in our reviews.
• The final editorial rating (out of 10 points or 5 stars).

Our medical review board, led by Dr. Sarah Jenkins, M.D., conducts independent analysis without commercial oversight. If a product fails therapeutic dosage thresholds, contains proprietary filler blends, or lacks verifiable cGMP certifications, we explicitly warn consumers, regardless of affiliate relationships.

4. FDA & Medical Advisory Notice

Statements and products evaluated on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Dietary supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult with a board-certified physician or qualified healthcare provider before initiating any new supplement protocol.

5. Questions & Editorial Desk Inquiries

If you have any questions regarding our affiliate relationships, testing standards, or corporate disclosures, please contact our compliance desk: