Our editorial standards
Plankton for Health publishes educational content about marine phytoplankton, plant-based nutrition, supplements, product quality, and customer questions. Our aim is to make the site useful, clear, and responsible, especially where health topics are discussed.
Information on this website is not a substitute for medical advice. We do not intend our content to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If you have a medical condition, take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are making decisions about treatment, please speak with a suitably qualified health professional.
How we create content
- We choose topics based on customer questions, product information, common supplement concerns, and areas where clearer explanation would help readers.
- We separate established facts, emerging research, product information, and personal experience wherever possible.
- We avoid presenting supplements as cures or replacements for professional healthcare.
- We aim to cite reputable sources for scientific or safety claims, including peer-reviewed research, official guidance, product testing information, and recognised health organisations where relevant.
- We review older articles periodically, with priority given to health, safety, product, and purchasing pages.
Product and commercial content
Some pages discuss products sold by Plankton for Health or linked products from other retailers. Product pages are written to help customers understand ingredients, use, quality, shipping, availability, and suitability. We try to avoid overstating what a supplement can do.
Where content includes a commercial relationship, affiliate link, product recommendation, or own-brand product, we aim to make that relationship clear. Commercial interest should not override accuracy, safety, or transparency.
Corrections and updates
If we find an error, outdated claim, broken reference, or unclear wording, we aim to correct it promptly. Readers can contact us through the contact page if they notice something that needs review.
Last updated: May 2026.
Cara Hayes is an experienced natural health practitioner with a Masters in Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics from the University of Sydney. She has been writing for Plankton for Health since 2019 and contributes widely to many well-known health publications.