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Editorial Policy

How content on this site is researched, reviewed and funded — including exactly how our affiliate relationship works.

By Dr. Marcus Reed, MD · Last Updated: July 23, 2026

Our Editorial Standards

This page describes how content on this site is researched, written, reviewed and funded. We publish it because a review site earning commission on the product it reviews owes readers full transparency about how it operates.

1. Evidence Sourcing

  • Ingredient claims are sourced from primary literature indexed on PubMed — randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews and meta-analyses — and cited with PMID numbers so readers can verify them directly.
  • We do not cite other supplement review sites as evidence.
  • Where evidence comes from cell-line or animal research rather than human trials, we say so explicitly rather than presenting it as established.
  • We state the doses, extracts and plant parts used in cited studies, and note when they differ from what is in the product discussed.

2. Balance and Limitations

  • We publish negative and null findings alongside positive ones. Where trial evidence conflicts — as it does for saw palmetto — we present both sides rather than selecting the favorable studies.
  • Every product review includes a limitations section. For Prostate 911 that includes the undisclosed 142 mg proprietary blend, the use of nettle leaf rather than root, and the absence of any clinical trial on the finished formula.
  • We correct marketing claims we believe are unsupported, including the "353% improvement" figure, prostate-shrinking language, and the inaccurate suggestion that supplement ingredients are FDA-approved.
  • We do not make disease claims. Supplements are described as supporting normal function, never as treating, curing or preventing any condition.

3. Medical Review

Health content is reviewed by Dr. Marcus Reed, MD, a board-certified urologist, for factual accuracy, appropriate caveating and correct representation of the underlying research. Medical review confirms accuracy; it does not constitute personal medical advice and creates no doctor-patient relationship.

4. Affiliate Disclosure

This site earns affiliate commission on purchases made through links to Prostate 911. This funds the site's operation. Our commitments regarding that arrangement:

  • Commission does not change our assessment. We publish the criticisms of products we link to.
  • Affiliate links are marked with rel="sponsored" and open in a new tab.
  • Prices we quote reflect publicly listed pricing at the time of writing and may change.
  • We do not accept payment to alter conclusions, remove criticisms, or publish reviews written by manufacturers.

5. Corrections

If you identify a factual error, email support@prostates911.store with the page and the specific claim. We review every request and update content where warranted. Pages carry a "Last Updated" date so readers can see when content was last reviewed.

6. User Reviews and Testimonials

Customer feedback presented on this site is illustrative of the range of reported experiences and is not a controlled sample. Individual results vary substantially, and placebo response in BPH trials is unusually high. Testimonials are not evidence of efficacy and should not be read as such.