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Medical review

Who reviews this website

Dr. Al Borhan, MD is a Physician. Dr. Al Borhan, MD reviews this website in full: the product copy, the bottle, the ingredients, and every journal post before it is published. Nothing on this site ships until that review is done.

Dr. Al Borhan, MD

Physician.

Reviews the content, the bottle, the ingredients and every post on this website.

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About Prostaflowdaily

Prostaflowdaily is the usa authorized prostaflow retailer, operating from New York.

This website is a retail desk with an editorial function attached. Every page is written from the printed ProstaFlow label and the distributor's paperwork, signed by the ProstaFlow Team, and reviewed against a stated method. This desk is not the manufacturer and nobody here examines anybody.

Who publishes this website, how the pages are written, and what the desk is not.

Who we are

Who publishes this ProstaFlow website?

One desk, two functions, and the party this website is not.

Prostaflowdaily is the usa authorized prostaflow retailer, operating from 7 World Trade Center, Floor 29, New York, NY 10007, USA. This website is a retail desk with an editorial function attached to it, and being clear about which is which is the point of this page.

The retail side takes orders through the seller's checkout, holds a lot reference against each one, and answers on +1 (877) 257-0710 for tracking, changes and refunds. The editorial side writes and reviews every page here and is reached at [email protected]. The second cannot see an order and the first does not write the pages.

This desk is not the manufacturer. The label is distributed by North Scale, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404, which is a separate company at a separate address, and returns for orders placed here go to 100 Broadway, Suite 1102, New York, NY 10005, USA rather than to the block printed on the bottle.

Method

How this desk writes a ProstaFlow page

Four rules, applied to every page on this website.

The label is read before anything else

Two documents sit behind this website: the printed label artwork and the distributor's own paperwork. The seller's sales page names no ingredients at all, so the bottle is the source for all seven rows and for the suggested use, the storage line, the caution and the origin line.

Every named amount is set beside the amount its research used

That comparison is the most useful thing a site like this can do, and it is done row by row rather than in general. Where the two figures are nowhere near each other, the page says so, in the section whose eyebrow says that is its job.

Every citation is verified in the record, not from memory

Each PubMed entry behind this website was confirmed through the NCBI interfaces in the session that wrote it: the title, the authors, the journal, the year and the publication type. One well-known meta-analysis was left out because the record carries it as retracted, and a negative result is used in its place.

The claims ceiling is the seller's own two lines

Prostate comfort and prostate-related wellness. Nothing on this website goes past them, no page says treats, shrinks, relieves or prevents, and the label itself makes no benefit claim at all.

The house shape

What every ProstaFlow page on this website contains

Five elements, in the same order, on every page here.

The pages here are built to one shape, and knowing it makes them faster to use. Five elements, in the same order, on every page.

ElementWhat it does
An eyebrow above each headingNames that section's job in two or three words: the panel, honest dosage analysis, the guarantee. A reader skimming for one thing can find it without reading the prose.
A Quick Answer under the H1Forty to ninety words answering that page's own question, in plain language with the numbers kept. Each page answers its own question rather than repeating the product description.
Sections that ask a plain question and answer itOne orienting sentence, then the substance, in paragraphs of two to four sentences.
Honesty kept in named sectionsSections whose eyebrow reads honest dosage analysis or honest critique carry the unflattering material. A gap is stated once, properly, rather than dripped through twenty sections.
A source list and a byline at the footOnly the sources that page actually cites, each with authors, journal and identifier, then the ProstaFlow Team byline and the review date.

The same five on a legal page, a product page and a guide. What changes between them is the subject, not the shape.

One deliberate exception is worth naming. The two guides and the blog posts are editorial pages and carry ordinary article headings rather than the product name in every subheading, because a guide whose every section title says ProstaFlow is a brochure wearing a guide's clothes.

E-E-A-T without invention

Why the ProstaFlow byline is a team and not a person

What a named reviewer would add, and what a stated method adds instead.

Every page here is signed by the ProstaFlow Team, which is an organisation rather than an individual. That is a deliberate choice and it is worth explaining, because the category convention is the opposite.

The convention is a photograph, a first name, a set of letters after it and a line reading medically reviewed. On a website selling a supplement, that signature is often the least checkable thing on the page: the credential cannot be looked up, the person has not examined anybody, and the phrase does the work of an endorsement without carrying the responsibility of one.

What this desk offers instead is a method that can be checked. Every amount is read off the label and printed. Every citation names its authors, its journal and its identifier so that a reader can open the record. Every comparison between a label amount and a trial amount is arithmetic anybody can repeat.

Nobody on this desk examines anybody, and no page here should be read as clinical advice. That limit is what makes the rest of the method honest.

Incentives, stated

How this ProstaFlow website makes money

Where the revenue comes from, and the test to apply to a page that has one.

Orders placed through the checkout this website hands off to. There is no advertising on these pages, no sponsored placement, no affiliate link to any other product and no arrangement with any manufacturer other than the supply relationship that makes this an authorised retail desk.

That is a commercial interest and it should be read as one. It is also the reason this website is written the way it is, rather than in spite of it. A desk selling one product can afford to be exact about that product, because the alternative to a buyer reading the panel here is a buyer reading nothing at all: the seller's own sales page names no ingredients.

The test a reader should apply is whether the unflattering material is present and specific. On this website the amino acid rows are printed beside trial doses five to a hundred times larger, the absence of every classic prostate ingredient is stated in its own section, and the seller's suggested trial period is set against its own refund window with the arithmetic shown.

Corrections

How a correction to a ProstaFlow page is handled

Four steps between a message and a changed sentence.

It arrives at one address

[email protected], read Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm ET. A correction that arrives with the sentence quoted and a source attached is usually made inside the week; one that arrives as a general objection takes longer, because the first job is working out which sentence is meant.

It is checked against the source, not against the page

If the claim is about the label, the label artwork settles it. If it is about a study, the record settles it. If the two disagree with what is printed here, what is printed here is wrong.

The page itself is changed

Corrections are made on the page that carried the error rather than noted underneath it or listed elsewhere. A reader arriving next month should read the right sentence, not the wrong one with an apology below it.

The review date moves forward

The date at the foot of every page is the date its content was last reviewed. A correction moves it, which is the only reason that date is worth printing.

Setting the boundaries

What this ProstaFlow website is not

Five things a reader might reasonably assume, and the position on each.

  • It is not the manufacturer. The label is distributed by North Scale, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404.
  • It is not a clinic. Nobody here examines anybody, and no page is clinical advice.
  • It is not a laboratory. No assay has been performed by this desk and none is claimed.
  • It is not a review aggregator. The review figures on this website are the distributor's own summary, labelled as such wherever they appear.
  • It is not a comparison site. It sells one product and says so at the top of every page, which is the reason the critical sections exist.
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