Reviewer program
A free tin.Your review, in your own words.
We send a full tin at no cost. You use it, then you write what actually happened: warm, cold or somewhere in between. The rating is yours and nothing you receive turns on it.
What you get, what it costs
The whole offer, in four lines.
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One full tin, thirty strips
The same retail tin anyone else pays $30.00 for. You pay nothing, no card is collected, and no subscription is created.
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Fourteen days to write it
Use it first, then post within fourteen days of the tin arriving. Change your mind and you keep the tin. The obligation to write anything just falls away.
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A person reads every application
Answered either way, approved or not. We take a limited number a month so that stays true rather than turning into a form letter.
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The free tin is on the record
Every review out of this program says the tin was free: in your own words wherever you post it, and under Judge.me's incentivized label here.
Start to finish
Four steps, and none of them is a catch.
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Apply, and sign
The form is the agreement. You tick each acknowledgment and type your name, which is a binding electronic signature under the E-SIGN Act.
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We read it
Approval is not automatic and it is not a filter. You get an email either way, from a person.
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The tin ships
Approved, we ask where to send it, and it goes out within two business days of that answer. Nothing to pay and nothing to return.
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You write it
Within fourteen days of it arriving, in your own words. That is the last thing either of us owes the other.
The deal, in full
One tin. One honest review.
Both halves are printed below, including the half that binds us. Read the second column before you fill anything in.
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What we ask of you
- That you use the product before you write about it.
- An honest review: warm, cold or mixed.
- That the review itself says the tin was free.
- Your own words, written by you.
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Never
What we will not do
- We never ask for a positive review, hint at one, or set a minimum star rating.
- We never make this tin, a future tin or a discount depend on your rating.
- We never write, script, pre-approve or edit a word of it.
- We never hide, reorder or refuse a review because of its rating.
- We will never ask you to take a review down. Ever, for any reason.
You have to say the tin was free, inside the review itself. A line like “I received this product free in exchange for my honest review” is enough, and it has to be readable without clicking anything. On our own site every review from this program also carries our label saying so, and it is labeled as incentivized in Judge.me. That is the FTC’s requirement and ours.
The only reason we would ever decline to host a review on our own site is its content: unlawful material, someone else’s private information, spam, or a disease claim we are not permitted to host. Never its rating, and never by asking you to remove it. Section 7 is where that is written down.
We take up to 25 reviewers a month, so that every application is read by a person rather than a filter.
Read the label before you pick a formula
Some of these carry an allergen or an animal-derived ingredient you would not guess from the name. Intimate Vitality contains oyster peptide, which is shellfish. Bone Support uses lanolin-sourced D3, so it is not vegan. Beauty + Collagen contains animal collagen. Iron carries a federal warning about accidental overdose in children. Open the Supplement Facts panel first, and do not apply if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or taking medication that could interact. Ask your doctor.
Apply
A person reads every one of these and answers it either way. We ask for your address after approval, not before, so an application that goes nowhere leaves nothing behind.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. No purchase necessary. Open to U.S. residents 18 and over. Approval at our discretion; applying does not guarantee product. One tin per household per calendar year. Approximate retail value $30.00. Any tax owed on it is yours. Full terms.
Before you apply
The questions people actually send.
If yours is not here, ask. The answer comes from a person and it comes either way.
Read the full agreementDo I have to say something nice?
No. Nothing you receive depends on the rating, there is no minimum star count, and a critical review from this program is published in the same feed, in the same order, as a glowing one. Section 6 of the agreement puts that in words you can hold us to.
Can you ask me to take a review down?
No. There is no clause anywhere in the agreement that lets us ask you to remove, soften or change a review you have posted. Not over a rating, not over ineligibility, not over a missing disclosure. If a disclosure is missing we ask you to add it, and if it stays missing we append a label to the review on our own site. That is the whole of what we do about it.
How do I disclose that the tin was free?
Inside the review itself, somewhere it reads without clicking. “I received this product free in exchange for my honest review” is enough. Not the bio, not a block of hashtags, not behind a “more” link. On video, say it out loud and put it on screen.
Where should I post it?
The product page here is the one we ask for. Anywhere else is up to you, with one caution: some platforms ban incentivized reviews outright, and Amazon is the one people run into. Do not post where the platform's own rules forbid it.
I have an allergy, or I take medication.
Read the Supplement Facts before you pick a formula. Intimate Vitality contains oyster peptide, which is shellfish. Bone Support uses lanolin-sourced D3, so it is not vegan. Beauty + Collagen contains animal collagen. Iron carries a federal warning about accidental overdose in children under 6. If you are pregnant, nursing, under 18, or taking medication that could interact, this is not for you. Talk to your doctor first.
What happens to what I put on the form?
It goes to the inbox that answers it, and to the three providers who make the program run: the partner who ships the tin, Judge.me, and our email provider. We do not sell it. The marketing box is optional and ticking it changes nothing about your place in the queue.
What exactly am I signing?
Twenty-four clauses, printed in full on their own page. Two of them limit your rights and are flagged at the top of it: a $100 cap on what you can recover from us, and an arbitration clause with a class-action waiver. You can opt out of arbitration within 30 days of approval, at no cost, and stay in the program.