About This SodaPeak Website: Who Runs It, Who Reviews It and How It Earns Money

A USA Authorized SodaPeak Retailer, trading as Thesodapeak, runs it. It is an information site with order buttons, not the maker's website.

The name "official website" in the page titles means the seller's own site for this product, and nothing more. It does not mean the manufacturer runs it. The Supplement Facts panel we hold names no maker or distributor, and the bottle front shows a winged V mark with the word VITALIFES, which the seller does not explain. So this site does not name a manufacturer, and it does not guess.

The seller's order desk is reachable by phone at +1 (302) 200-3480 and by email at [email protected]. The website inbox is [email protected], and it handles questions about the pages, typos, privacy and press. It cannot see orders. The offices are listed on the contact page.

A named medical reviewer is shown on every page once confirmed. Until the name is supplied, the review fields below are labelled fill-in slots, and no person is credited.

That is deliberate. A reviewer credit on a page is a claim about a real person, and publishing a name that has not been confirmed would be a false statement. The editorial standards page explains what a reviewer checks and what the label means when the name appears.

Reviewing a page does not mean the reviewer endorses the product. A review checks that the page's statements match its sources and that nothing in it promises a medical result.

Errors are fixed and the date is changed. A page says when it was last updated, and its sources show the dates they carry.

Health pages age. FDA, NIH and CDC revise their pages, and the label on a new batch can change. When that happens the affected page is checked against the new source or label, rewritten where needed and given a new date. A page that cannot be checked is not left standing on an old claim. If a source disappears or contradicts a page, the page changes to match the source.

The seller's own details also change, such as a phone number, an address or the guarantee terms. The checkout page and the order desk are always the final word on those, and the pages say so each time. If you find a place where this site and your checkout disagree, trust the checkout and tell us, so we can fix the page.

It is not the manufacturer, a clinic, a pharmacy, a regulator or a source of medical advice.

FDA says it does not approve dietary supplements for safety or effectiveness before they are sold, and that a product meant to treat disease is regulated as a drug (FDA 101: Dietary Supplements). This site claims nothing in the second category. SodaPeak is a dietary supplement, and no page here says it treats or prevents a disease.

It is also not independent of the seller. It is the seller's own site, with a disclosed financial interest, written with a rule to stay inside its sources. If you want a view with no interest in the sale, ask your clinician or pharmacist, and show them the full label.