Editorial standards
FemiPro Editorial Standards: How We Check Every Page
FemiPro editorial standards are the rules the label desk follows before any page goes live. The bottle comes first, then the sales page, then public health agencies and peer-reviewed reviews, each linked. Amounts the label hides are shown only as ceilings. Sales claims sit inside quotation marks next to the evidence, and every correction moves the date.
Written by the FemiPro label deskUpdated
Who writes01
Who writes the FemiPro pages on myfemipro.com?
The FemiPro label desk writes every page on myfemipro.com. The desk is the writing team of Myfemipro, a U.S. stocking partner for FemiPro. We are not the maker, and we are not the distributor printed on the bottle.
Our job is narrow: read the label line by line, show its math, and compare each ingredient with public research. We do not give personal medical advice.
Health pages carry a medical review box at the bottom. The reviewer's name is not filled in yet, so the box shows an empty slot rather than a borrowed name. More on who runs the site is on the about page.
What we are
A seller's information site that reads the bottle closely and links its sources.
What we are not
Not the manufacturer, not the label's distributor, and not a clinic.
What we sign
Every page is signed "Written by the FemiPro label desk", with its update date.
Sources02
What sources does the FemiPro label desk use?
The label desk uses sources in a fixed order, and the label always wins. If the brief, the sales page or an ad says something the bottle does not, we go with the bottle.
After the label, we lean on government health agencies, medical guidelines and systematic reviews. A single small study can add detail, but it never carries a page on its own. Each fact links to its source with a small numbered marker.
Some sources never make the list. Paid "review" posts, press releases and uploaded PDFs that praise the product are advertising, so we do not cite or link them.
| Rank | Source | What we take from it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The flat FemiPro label | Blend names and totals, line order, directions, cautions, distributor, printed marks |
| 2 | The FemiPro sales page (FemiPro sales page) | Prices, packs, shipping, the guarantee, and the claims we quote |
| 3 | Government agencies (FDA, NIH, CDC, NIDDK) | Rules for supplements, plain health facts, safety notes |
| 4 | Guidelines (AUA, NICE, EMA) | First-line care for leaks and UTIs; herb limits |
| 5 | Systematic reviews (Cochrane and others) | What trials of single ingredients found, with numbers |
| 6 | Single studies | Detail only, labeled as one study |
| Never | Paid posts, press releases, upload-folder PDFs | Nothing; they are ads |
Blend math03
How does the label desk handle amounts the label does not print?
We never invent an amount. The FemiPro label prints two blend totals, 350 mg and 50 mg, and no single amounts, so we report the most each line could weigh and call it a ceiling.
The rule is simple. A blend must list its ingredients from most to least by weight (21 CFR 101.36, supplement labeling). So the second line can be no more than half the blend, the third no more than a third, and the fourth no more than a quarter.
Berberine extract is the fourth of four lines in the 350 mg herbal blend. 350 divided by 4 is 87.5, so it weighs at most 87.5 mg. It could weigh much less. We write "at most 87.5 mg", never "87.5 mg".
The same rule caps cranberry at 175 mg and bearberry at 116.7 mg. The five strains share 50 mg, about 10 mg each on average, and the label gives no count of live bacteria. The full panel is on the supplement facts page.
Claims04
Why are FemiPro sales claims always in quotation marks?
Sales claims stay in quotation marks because they are the seller's words, not findings. Quoting them lets you see exactly what is promised, and the evidence sits right beside each one.
The label's three claims each carry an asterisk. That asterisk points to the FDA statement that the claims were not evaluated and that the product is not meant to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease (21 CFR 101.93, structure/function claims). The sales page calls FemiPro "scientifically proven" yet cites no study.
The FTC expects health claims to rest on solid human evidence, generally trials of the same product (FTC, Health Products Compliance Guidance). No such trial of FemiPro exists, so we never repeat a claim as fact.
- We quote the claim word for word, inside quotation marks.
- We name its source: the label or the sales page.
- We place the closest real evidence next to it, with a link.
- We say plainly when no evidence exists.
The full side-by-side check is on is FemiPro legit?.
AI tools05
Does Myfemipro use AI tools to write pages?
Yes. AI writing tools help the label desk draft and tidy pages. They work inside the same rules as any writer: the label first, linked sources, ceilings instead of amounts, and quoted claims.
A draft is never the last word. Each number is checked against the label, the sales page or the linked source before it goes live. An automated checker also blocks banned claims, unlisted prices and made-up figures.
Two things AI tools never do here. They never write a customer review, and they never stand in for the medical reviewer. The FTC bans fake reviews, including ones made with AI (FTC, final rule banning fake reviews).
Money06
How does money affect what the FemiPro label desk writes?
Money pays for the site, but it does not change the facts on it. Myfemipro earns money when you order through our links, and we say so on every page that sells.
The way we keep that apart is to print the weak spots next to the strengths. Our pages say that no trial has tested FemiPro, that its amounts are hidden, and that one herb is meant for short courses.
What we do
- Show the same three prices the sales page shows
- List every caution from the label and the research
- Say who should talk to a doctor first
- Point to free first steps, like pelvic-floor training
What we refuse
- Struck "was" prices, countdowns or "save" figures
- Ratings, counts or quotes we cannot verify
- Paid placement for any claim
- Ranking FemiPro against other brands
Reviews07
How does Myfemipro handle FemiPro reviews and testimonials?
No FemiPro review is published here until it is verified. That means a real order, a matching buyer and the buyer's permission. None has passed that bar yet, so the review cards stay empty.
The seller's sample copy included scores, order counts and named reviewers. We left all of them out because none could be checked. The vendor's review photos show men on a women's product, so each one carries a note that it may not show the reviewer.
One story is not evidence, even a true one (FTC, Health Products Compliance Guidance). Read how reviews are checked for the steps.
Corrections08
How are mistakes corrected on myfemipro.com?
Mistakes are fixed in the open. Send the page and the error to [email protected], and the label desk checks it against the label and the source. Office hours are Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm ET.
If the claim was wrong, we change it and move the update date at the top of the page. If a source has changed, we re-read it and update the number. We do not quietly delete a caution to make a page read better.
Tell us
Email the page link, the line and what you think is wrong.
We check
We compare it with the label, the sales page and the cited source.
We fix
The text changes and the page date moves to the fix date.
The website inbox cannot see orders. For tracking and refunds on placed orders, call +1 (302) 200-3480. All desks are listed on the contact page.
Updates09
How often are FemiPro pages updated?
FemiPro pages are checked whenever the label, the prices or a key source changes, and at least once each quarter. The date at the top shows the last real change, not the last visit.
Prices come from the sales page as read in October 2026. If the checkout ever shows a different total, the checkout is right and we update our pages. Health facts are re-read from the source, not from memory.
The label's GMP and FDA facility marks are printed claims, and registration is not approval (NIH ODS, Supplements: What You Need to Know). See testing and quality.
FAQ10
Editorial standards questions
How does Myfemipro choose sources?
The label comes first, then the FemiPro sales page, then government agencies such as the FDA and NIH, then medical guidelines and systematic reviews. Single studies add detail only. Paid review posts, press releases and promotional PDFs are treated as advertising and never cited or linked.
Does Myfemipro use AI to write?
Yes, AI writing tools help draft pages. Every number is then checked against the label or a linked source, and an automated checker blocks banned claims and unlisted prices. AI tools never write customer reviews and never stand in for the medical reviewer, whose name is still a blank slot.
How are mistakes corrected?
Email the page and the error to [email protected]. The label desk checks the point against the label and the cited source. If it was wrong, the text is fixed and the update date at the top moves to the day of the fix. Cautions are never removed to make a page read better.
Why are sales claims in quotation marks?
They are the seller's words, not findings. Quotation marks show exactly what is promised, and the closest real evidence sits beside each claim. No trial of FemiPro has been published, so no claim from the label or the sales page is ever repeated here as fact.
Does money affect what Myfemipro writes?
Myfemipro earns money from order links, and the pages say so. The facts do not change with it. We print the weak spots next to the strengths, show only the three published prices, and refuse struck prices, countdowns, unverified ratings and paid placement of any kind.
How often are FemiPro pages updated?
Whenever the label, the prices or a key source changes, and at least once a quarter. The date at the top shows the last real change. If the checkout shows a different total from our pages, trust the checkout, and tell us so we can update the page.
Why is the medical reviewer not named?
No medical review is on file yet, so the reviewer box shows an empty slot. We will not print a borrowed name or call a page doctor reviewed before a named, qualified reviewer has actually checked it. Until then, the label desk signs every page.
Who wrote this11
Written and reviewed by
Pages built from the label, the sales page and linked NIH, FDA, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.
Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is run by a U.S. stocking partner for FemiPro, not by the manufacturer or the label's distributor. We earn money when you buy through our order links.
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