Collagen peptides powder
$350 review fee · about 2–3 h
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- 15–45 minutes.
- Fee range for your reviews. Depends on your education and professional experience.
- $250–$1000+
- Your payment doesn't depend on your verdict. You will be paid for rejections and approvals, equally.
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3 claimsLabelMagnesium glycinate capsules
$150 review fee · about 1–1.5 h
2 claimsLabelCollagen peptides powder
- review fee
- $350
- review fee
- depth
- Standard
- depth
- expected time
- 2–3 h
- expected time
- deadline
- 14 days
- deadline
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Collagen peptides powder
- Provides 10 g of collagen peptides per serving.Your name
- Supports skin hydration.Your name
- Visible results in 7 days.Rejected
Your name appears only on claims you approved.
Review fee
Collagen peptides powder
$350
- IssuedNov 11
- Invoice sentyour PDF
- Paiddue Nov 18
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Paid Nov 14.
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Verified expertMaya Rao, RD
Registered dietitian · Gut health and digestive nutrition
Licensed in CA, NY · 12 years in practice
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How much you get paid for reviews.
Fees are dependent on your professional experience, review depth, and education level. You will be paid directly by the brand.
Light review, up to 3 claims
$100–$600
QuickestTime15 minutesStandard review, 4–8 claims
$250–$1,200
Most commonTime15–45 minutesDeep review, clinical studies
$750–$2,500
Highest feeTime45+ minutes
Please, don't quit your job.
Pick a product that's in your range of expertise. Read the brief on your phone or laptop. Review their case, claim by claim. Submit your answers when you're done. There's no 9–5 shift, no manager peeking over your shoulder, and no minimum or maximum number of reviews.
Amara Okafor, RD
Registered dietitian
Reviews after her last client of the day.
Daniel Mehta, PharmD
Hospital pharmacist
Reads the brief on his phone, on the train home.
Mei Tanaka
Cosmetic chemist
Takes one dossier on a quiet weekend.
Sofia Reyes
Licensed esthetician
Fits a claim or two between appointments.
James Whitaker, NP
Nurse practitioner
Skips every product outside his field.
Dr. Ruth Lindqvist
Dermatologist
Works through a review on her day off.
Questions experts like you ask
Fees are fixed by profession and review depth. For dietitians and pharmacists: light $150–$350, standard $350–$750, deep $750–$1,500. You see the exact fee before you commit, and it's paid whatever your verdict. These are estimates, not guarantees.
It depends on the depth. A light review (up to 3 claims) takes about 1–1.5 hours. A standard review (4–8 claims plus the dossier) takes about 2–3 hours. A deep review (clinical studies or formulation) takes about 4–6 hours. You see the depth, the due date and the fee before you request a review.
Through Stripe. You set up your own Stripe account, and the brand pays you directly by Stripe invoice. Review-fee invoices go out when your review is complete and are due within 7 days. We never hold your money or see your bank details.
Yes. For each claim you choose Supported, Supported with changes, Not supported or Outside my expertise. You're paid the same fee whatever you choose. A claim you didn't approve can never be used with your name.
Up to 5 open reviews at a time. How many you do in a month is your choice, and it depends on which products are open in your field. Phase one has a small catalog.
No. Reviews are private: the brand gets your written review, and it's never published. Endorsements are optional and don't need any audience.
We can't give legal advice about your license. You're paid for your time, not your verdict; there's no share of sales; nothing is aimed at your own patients; and every asset is disclosed. Some employers limit outside work or endorsements, so check your contract. You can always do paid reviews only.
No. Your review must be your own evaluation, in your own words. You sign an attestation with every review that says so.
Your license status, registry match, disciplinary record and exclusion lists. We also hold a short identity video call. Your license number and these details are never public.
Yes. You choose every review, so you can simply stop requesting them. You can withdraw any endorsement right with 30 days' notice for any reason, or 48 hours for cause.