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How We Rate Products

Every score on this site is calculated from the same five criteria, by code, from the same data the pages are built on. Nobody types a number in.

It is an Editorial Rating, not a customer rating

We collect no customer ratings and publish none, so every number on this site is labelled an Editorial Rating. It answers one question: how good is this offer to buy from? Price, pack, format, directions and the order terms — the things a buyer can check before paying. Whether a capsule suited you personally is not something we are in a position to score.

What the score never does is mark a product down for information its maker has not put online. A missing figure is a gap in what is published, not a fault in the product, and it is never turned into a low number.

The five criteria

Order route and terms (2)A working order line, a confirmed price and delivery with payment on receipt — the whole reason a direct offer is worth using.
Price transparency (2)The price is published in full before you order, and the call centre confirms it before dispatch.
Product presentation (2)The photograph on the page is the actual pack you receive, not a stand-in.
Format and directions (2)The pack size and the supplier's directions for use are published before you order.
Composition detail (2)Full marks where amounts per capsule are published; a strong score where ingredients are named; and where the composition is stated on the pack rather than online, that is what the entry says.

Each criterion is shown on the same five-point scale as the headline score. Published band: 4.1–4.8.

Why some products have no score

1 of 62 products are unrated. A product that is not on order right now has no price or delivery terms to score. Publishing a low score in that situation would be scoring our own gaps and would read as a verdict on the product, so those pages simply carry no number.

What the scores actually look like

Across the 61 rated products the range is 4.7 to 4.8, averaging 4.8. No product scores a flat five — a perfect mark would mean there is nothing left for a supplier to publish, and that is rare.

The spread is narrow because these are all offers we could verify end to end: a live order line, a stated price and a real pack. What separates the top of the band from the bottom is how much detail the manufacturer has put in front of you before you order.

Normatone4.8 / 5
DibiCure4.8 / 5
Bioforce4.8 / 5
Easy Flex4.8 / 5
Prostcare4.8 / 5
Prostaline4.8 / 5
…every product page shows its own breakdown
Alpha Beast4.7 / 5
Xenoprost Active4.7 / 5
Motion Energy4.7 / 5

Scores change on their own

The number is recomputed on every build from the product data. If a supplier publishes a composition, the score rises without anyone editing it. If an order route stops working, the product drops out of the rating entirely. We do not adjust scores by hand, and we do not raise one because a product sells well.

What the score is not

Who does this work: editorial team and method. Questions or a disputed score: editorial@biomedic.africa.

Medical disclaimer. BioMedic Africa publishes consumer health information and supplement research summaries. It is not a pharmacy, a clinic or a medicines regulator, and nothing here is a diagnosis, a prescription or a treatment plan. Dietary supplements are foods, not medicines: they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Speak with a pharmacist or a qualified healthcare professional before starting any supplement, especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, living with a long-term condition, or taking prescription medication.