About Claire
Claire Hadley is the Reviews Editor at JillLebofsky. She writes and checks our guides to supplements sold through online ads, from sleep capsules to weight loss blends. Her focus is a simple question that sales pages rarely answer: is the dose on the label the dose used in the research? She does not have medical credentials, and she does not give medical advice. She reads the same public sources anyone can read and does the slow work of lining them up against the label.
For each review, Claire starts with the Supplement Facts panel. She notes the serving size, the amount of each ingredient and any proprietary blend that hides individual amounts. Then she reads the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements and NCCIH pages for each ingredient and records what the studies found and what doses they used. She checks the sales page against FTC guidance on health claims and FDA rules on labels, and she reads the refund terms before anyone else has to.
Claire does not buy, test or take the products she covers, and JillLebofsky does not claim that she does. She does not assign stars or scores. When the evidence is thin, she says so. When a label leaves a dose impossible to check, she says that too. JillLebofsky earns affiliate commissions on some links, and Claire writes each review knowing that the reader is about to spend real money. If you spot an error, email editor@jilllebofsky.com and she will look at it.
What Claire checks in every review
- Serving size and servings per bottle
- Amount per serving for each active ingredient
- Doses used in NIH and NCCIH research summaries
- Proprietary blends that hide single amounts
- Sales page claims against FTC guidance
- Refund window, trial terms and auto-ship fine print
Editorial standards
- Every factual claim links to its source.
- No star ratings, no scores.
- We state that we do not test or take products.
- Affiliate commissions are disclosed on every review.
No medical credentialsClaire is not a doctor, nurse, dietitian or pharmacist, and she does not give medical advice. Her reviews are desk research built on public sources from NIH, FDA and FTC. Talk to your own clinician before you start a supplement.
