Our review criteria
We assess formula range, label clarity, ease of use, delivered value, package structure, seller transparency and written buyer protection. We give more weight to details that can be checked, such as capsule count, serving size, ingredient names, package totals and return terms.
We do not treat customer stories or ingredient marketing as proof that the finished product will create the same health result for every buyer.
How we handle evidence
Research on an individual ingredient can explain why it may be included. It does not automatically prove the complete product. Dose, extract, study design and the people studied can differ from the capsule being sold.
We therefore describe Pulmo Balance as a dietary supplement intended for general respiratory support, not as a proven treatment for asthma, COPD, infection or another disease.
Updates and corrections
Offers, labels and prices can change. We date material product checks and direct readers to confirm the live checkout and current bottle label. When a factual error is identified, it should be corrected rather than hidden.
Editorial views may also change when better product information becomes available. Independence means being willing to update a conclusion, not defending an old score at all costs.