Our selections
A considered choice starts with the details.
A useful recommendation explains why a particular product fits a particular preference. Here is how we approach formulas, personal picks and products from other brands.
01 · A clear purpose
Start with what you want to compare.
Ingredient form, a simpler formula or the convenience of a blend can each matter to a different shopper. The reason for a selection should be specific.
02 · The exact product
Look beyond the brand name.
Check the actual formula, label and variant. Selecting one product is a judgment about that product; another item from the same company may serve a different purpose.
03 · A visible rationale
Know what the choice is based on.
A personal preference, a label comparison and a research finding offer different information. Our selection should make that basis and any commercial relationship clear.
Build your own shortlist.
Use the same questions when looking at Dayspan or another brand: what is in the serving, which details can you verify, and how does the format fit your routine?