BrainFort USA Editorial Independence, Research Sponsorships & Partnership Policy
⚖️ Institutional Policy: Zero Commercial Influence Over Clinical Ratings
Our Uncompromising Principle: BrainFort USA was founded on a strict institutional separation between scientific research and commercial monetization. Under no circumstances can a supplement manufacturer, affiliate network, or corporate brand pay for a positive review, alter an audit score, or influence our clinical findings.
- Retail Purchasing Protocol: All evaluated commercial products are purchased through retail consumer channels—never accepted as free manufacturer PR samples.
- Firewall Protection: Our editorial research panel operates independently of affiliate management. Editorial scores are finalized prior to any affiliate link generation.
- Negative Finding Disclosure: If a popular commercial supplement uses underdosed ingredients or hidden proprietary blends, our audit explicitly publishes those findings regardless of commercial relationship.
- Academic & Research Partnerships: We actively collaborate with university research laboratories, analytical chemists, and clinical toxicologists to verify raw material authenticity.
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How can I tell if a product review is sponsored on other websites?
Look for missing negative critiques, hidden ingredient dosages, the absence of independent clinical citations, or disclosures indicating that the manufacturer provided free product or sponsored the article.
Where can I report deceptive supplement marketing?
If you encounter a brain supplement making fraudulent disease claims or using deceptive billing practices, contact our editorial desk via our Contact page or submit a formal complaint directly to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the FDA.
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