Review policy
How Resar moderates shopper reviews.
Shopper reviews on Resar add real-world context. They are not clinical trials — and they never replace cited research.
Effective July 4, 2026 · Last updated July 4, 2026 · Trust center
Purpose of reviews
Reviews describe personal experience with taste, tolerability, packaging, shipping, or perceived effects. They help shoppers interpret products alongside — not instead of — evidence scores.
Moderation workflow
- New database-backed reviews are held for admin approval before public display.
- Moderators check for spam, bots, duplicate campaigns, hate, harassment, illegal content, and undisclosed paid promotion.
- Reviews that provide medical emergency instructions, dangerous dosing advice, or guaranteed cure claims are rejected.
- We may edit or reject reviews that include protected health information about third parties.
Separation from scores
- Shopper star ratings do not directly set Evidence, Safety, Effectiveness, or Research Confidence scores.
- Amazon average ratings or review counts, when shown, are retailer metadata — not Resar-verified experiences.
- Clinical claims in reviews must remain subordinate to cited research on the product page.
Your responsibilities
- Post only reviews based on genuine experience or good-faith interest.
- Disclose material connections (employment, free product, affiliate status) in the review body.
- Do not include prescription details, lab results, or other sensitive health information.
Enforcement
We may remove reviews, suspend accounts, or block IPs for repeated abuse. Appeals can be sent to resarlinks@gmail.com with the review ID or product URL.
Questions about this policy?
Contact Resar at resarlinks@gmail.com. For account data requests, visit your account settings.