Editorial Policy

Below is how the Tahitian Noni catalogue is written, so you can weigh it against anything else you read about noni.

Where the figures come from

Bottle sizes, pack counts, prices, star ratings and rating counts are taken from our product data rather than typed from memory. Calories, sugars and the iridoid figure are read off the panel on the bottle. Cost per litre and cost per serving are our own division, and the numbers we divided are printed beside the answer.

What never gets printed

A health claim. Not a soft one, not a hedged one, not one borrowed from someone else's marketing. If a sentence would leave you thinking this juice does something to a body, it does not go up, and that rule cost us most of the artwork the brand has ever published: half of it has a claim printed into the pixels, and those files are not on this site.

Nor do we print a certificate we do not hold, a laboratory result we did not read in a public document, or a founder story we cannot support. Where a claim needs an outside authority, that authority is named on our updates page with the date we read it.

Photographs

Every frame is looked at beside the bottle it claims to show before it goes up. Frames carrying a slogan in the pixels are either cropped down to the photograph or left out entirely. Several of ours are narrower than the file they came from for exactly that reason.

Customer words

The quotes on the home page are real reviews of these bottles, written by people who bought them. The star counts and dates stand as they were on the day we read them, and a quote making a medical claim is not used, however glowing.

Corrections

Wrong figure, wrong photograph, wrong sentence: lagoon@tahitiannoni.online, with the page. We fix it and say what changed.

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