Supplements, devices, foods
Cite an independent library. Do not wear it.
A product company gains more from an outside authority it can point to than from a badge it controls. CellWell stays independent and visibly so; your pages cite it, and every citation is a real study, read and labelled.
What you get
Evidence briefs per ingredient or device
The studies behind an ingredient, a form, a dose or a mechanism, with each one labelled by evidence type: established, emerging, contested, or lineage.
Mechanism-first language
Copy that moves from the sentence you want to say to the mechanism, the process, the evidence and the citation, written to support compliant communications and reduce unsupported-claim risk. Final regulatory and legal review stays with your counsel.
Live citations, not a PDF
Every reference links to the study record on CellWell, where a reader can see how it was read and what it does and does not show.
Attribution, never a white label
Your site cites CellWell as the outside source. The library is never hidden under a partner brand, because the moment it is, it stops being citable.
The boundary
CellWell never recommends, ranks, markets or sells a product. The service work is delivered by a separate commercial arm that cites CellWell; the library itself takes no fee from the companies whose evidence it reads.
Per-product and catalogue pricing is quoted after a short call.
Questions
- Can we put a CellWell logo on our label?
- No. CellWell is cited, the way a paper is cited. A logo on a label would read as an endorsement, and the library endorses nothing.
- Will you help us say our product treats a condition?
- No. The work moves the other way: from a disease claim toward what the evidence actually supports, stated as mechanism and process, with the studies attached.
- Who owns the brief?
- You do. The studies stay in the library, cited by link, so a reader can always check the source.