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Methodology

Consumer Testing Methodology

Customer feedback tells you how people experienced a product: taste, texture, ease of use, packaging, delivery and value. It can’t tell you whether a product works or is safe. This page sets out the standard every feedback sample on Best Shilajit UK is reported against, so readers can judge how much weight to give it.

Updated 4 October 2026Part of How we research & review

On this page

What we report with every sample

  • Sample sizeHow many people responded.
  • RecruitmentHow respondents were found, and whether they were existing customers.
  • TimingWhen responses were collected.
  • IncentivesWhether anything was offered for responding.
  • All responsesIncluding negative ones, with the full distribution of ratings.

Where any of these details hasn’t yet been published, the sample carries the label Methodology pending and is given less weight. See verification labels.

What we ask, and what we don’t

We ask about

  • Taste and smell
  • Texture and ease of measuring
  • Packaging and labelling
  • Delivery
  • Value for money
  • Overall experience (0–10)

We don’t ask about

  • Health benefits
  • Symptoms or conditions
  • Comparisons with medicines

How much weight feedback carries

Feedback is the last criterion in our list method, after documentation, testing, identity, value and purchasing. A high rating never makes up for missing laboratory evidence. See also how to judge customer reviews.