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Testimonial Education Guidelines EN

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GUIDELINES •

Focus on Personal Experience: Use neutral language to describe personal experiences, such as “I enjoyed using this product,” rather than implying guaranteed outcomes or using terms like “cured.”

Use Sensory Descriptions: Focus on sensory descriptions, like flavor, texture, or packaging, without suggesting benefits. For example, say “I love the natural taste” or “the packaging is convenient.”

Avoid specific health claims and avoid comparisons to medications/ medical treatments: Do not imply treatment or cures. No health issues or procedures should be mentioned. Use non-specific wellness phrases, like "I've enjoyed adding this to my routine/it’s been a great addition to my lifestyle." Instead of specific health-related statements.

Maintain Authenticity: Ensure testimonials reflect genuine experiences without making implied health claims. Avoid exaggeration; use phrases like “very pleased” instead of “miracle.”

Mention Lifestyle Fit: Discuss how the product integrates into daily life, using phrases like “I love incorporating this into my routine,” while avoiding emotive terms such as “pain-free.” Testimonials should not suggest that the product works like a drug or medical procedure. For instance, avoid phrasing like “this worked better than my usual medication.” Instead, reviewers could mention positive feelings, e.g., “It fit perfectly into my wellness routine. “

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