Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Supplete — our editorial process, how we evaluate supplements, how we stay independent and more.
How do you decide which supplements and topics to cover?
We prioritise ingredients and questions with a meaningful body of evidence, drawing on sources such as PubMed, Cochrane, EFSA and the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Popularity or commercial interest does not drive our selection.
Do brands pay you to write about their products?
No. Coverage and conclusions are editorial decisions only — no brand can pay to be included, rated, ranked or reviewed favourably. Any advertising or affiliate links we may carry are brand-neutral, independent of what we recommend, and disclosed where they appear. See our Editorial Standards.
Who writes Supplete's content and who is responsible for it?
Articles are prepared by the Supplete team and edited by Kristian Lindberg, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, who is accountable for everything published. Every claim is checked against primary sources. See our About page and editor profile.
How do you grade the strength of the evidence?
Each guide carries an evidence-strength label — Strong, Moderate, or Limited/Emerging — showing how much confidence the research supports. It reflects the current evidence, not our opinion. See how we grade evidence.
Does Supplete sell supplements?
No. Supplete is an independent information site. We don't run a shop, sell products or handle orders — our focus is reliable, easy-to-read information about supplements and nutrition.
Is Supplete free to use?
Yes. All of our content is freely available to read.
What languages is Supplete available in?
Supplete publishes in several languages. Translations are held to the same editorial standards as the English source.
I found an error — how do I report it?
Please email editorial@supplete.eu. We aim to respond within 2–3 working days and record substantive corrections in our corrections log.
Does Supplete provide medical advice?
No. Our content is educational and informational only. Nothing on this site constitutes medical advice or replaces consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Always consult your doctor before starting any supplementation, particularly if you have a medical condition or take prescription medication.
Can supplements interact with medications?
Yes — many supplements have documented interactions with medicines. We include known interaction information in our individual ingredient guides where the evidence exists. This is one of the reasons professional medical advice matters before supplementing.