All three reader reviews on our reviews page give five stars. A perfect score from a very small group is a reason to look closer, not to relax.
With three reviews, a single mixed experience would change the picture completely. We do not know how many people were invited to write, how many did, or whether any were left out. The reviews are labelled as reader-submitted opinions for that reason.
Reviews can also repeat the brand's own phrases, which makes them feel like confirmation when they are really an echo.
Look for a timeline, a stated starting point, honest mention of limits and details that could not be copied from a sales page. Prefer reviews that mention both what changed and what did not. And weigh them far below the things you can check directly: the label, the refund terms and your own log.