FAQ
Questions, answered clearly.
What does “evidence-led” mean?
It means a customer-facing conclusion should remain connected to the exact material, dose, population, duration, comparator and outcome behind it. Evidence-led does not mean every study becomes a claim or that uncertainty disappears.
Are exact doses disclosed?
Active amounts are disclosed on each product page and label in accordance with the requirements for the market in which the product is sold. MitoSyne does not use a proprietary blend to conceal active amounts.
How are claims handled?
Each statement must match the formula, evidence, country and context for which it was approved. Statements that do not meet those conditions do not appear on the site.
Can MitoSyne recommend a supplement for my condition or medication?
No. MitoSyne cannot diagnose, treat or provide personal medical advice. A qualified healthcare professional should assess symptoms, diagnoses, medicines, pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies and individual suitability.
How is my email address used?
If you subscribe for updates, MitoSyne uses your email to send the information described at signup. You can unsubscribe at any time. The Privacy Policy explains current data practices and available rights.
Read the Privacy PolicyWhy can two ingredients with the same name have different evidence?
The exact salt, isomer, extract, ratio, source, particle characteristics or delivery system can change the exposure and how closely a study matches a finished product. MitoSyne keeps those distinctions visible rather than treating a shared name as proof of equivalence.
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