Our editorial standards: sources and corrections
Our supplement guides help you compare ingredients, labelled servings and nutritional benefits using clear product information and linked sources. Here is the standard we use to assess and update content on the BMPHARMA storefront.
Who publishes these guides?
These guides are published for the BMPHARMA storefront operated by Holity sp. z o.o. As a retailer of food supplements, we provide commercial product and nutrition information to support your choices. Product manufacturers are identified by name, separately from the shop operator.
Product facts: start with the exact formula
Ingredient names, amounts, capsule counts and directions are checked against the relevant product documentation and label. Different pack sizes and versions are kept separate. We match supplier documents to the ingredient and the question being answered. Read each quality document for its stated scope, such as a raw-material specification or testing of an identified batch.
Research: match the study to the statement
When a guide discusses research, the relevant sources are linked. We distinguish laboratory work, human trials, reviews and official health guidance. We identify the tested preparation, dose, comparison and measured outcome so each finding stays attributed to the specific material and study.
How we explain bioavailability
A measured difference in exposure after taking an ingredient can be a meaningful formulation advantage. We present the tested ingredient, comparator and measurement together. Our NovaSOL® research guide explains the human bioavailability comparison and its study context.
How we describe nutrient benefits
For product health statements, the standard is the authorised EU nutrient wording, its conditions of use and the amount in the specific serving. We connect each stated nutrient benefit to the formula, labelled portion and applicable conditions.
Using these guides alongside professional advice
These guides explain nutrition and product choices. Diagnosis and individual treatment decisions belong with a qualified clinician. Publishing-team bylines describe editorial authorship. AI-assisted drafting and editing may be used; every factual statement still needs supporting sources.
Updates and corrections
Publication and update dates track the article’s record, while cited studies retain their own publication dates. We revise material errors and keep important qualifications visible. If you spot a problem, send the page address, the passage and, where available, a supporting source through our contact page. Do not include sensitive medical information to request a factual correction.