Dr Baba: independent research on hearing, vision and brain health
Dr Baba is an independent publication that reviews hearing products, vision products and brain health products for people who are trying to work out what is worth their attention and money. It is a publication, not a clinic. It has no clinical staff and nothing on this site is medical advice.
What we cover
- Hearing: hearing support products, tinnitus-related products and the research behind them. See Hearing Products Reviewed.
- Vision: eye and vision health products and the evidence behind their claims. See Vision Health Evidence Reviews.
- Brain health: memory and cognition products, reviewed against the published research. See Brain Health Evidence Reviews.
How the publication works
We start with what you are actually asking. For each product or question, we gather what the company itself says about it: ingredients, doses, price, refund terms, and the claims it makes. We then set those facts beside the latest published studies and other relevant information, including side effects, who a product is and is not for, and what the alternatives are.
We do not recommend products. We lay out the whole picture, point to where you can learn more, and leave the decision to you. Articles are drafted with AI assistance from cited sources, and every claim is checked against its source before publication. The publication earns a commission when readers buy through some of its links, and it says so on the pages where it applies.
Read more about us
- About Dr Baba: who writes here and why
- Editorial Standards: how we research and what we will not do
- Corrections Policy: how errors are fixed
- Contact: questions, corrections and topic suggestions
Latest articles
- GLP-1 Pills Side Effects, Safety and Price Guide
- Virectin Reviews: Ingredients, Price, Safety and Refund Guide
- Compound W Freeze Off: Wart and Skin Tag Safety Guide
- Ginkgo and bleeding-risk questions: Why medicine lists change the herbal conversation
- Ginkgo extract labels: Why leaf source does not establish the standardized amount
- Ginkgo and dizziness: How timing, hydration, and blood-pressure medicines can overlap
- Ro vs BlueChew: Price, Safety, and What to Expect
- Vitamin K2 Side Effects, Blood Thinners, and D3 Safety
- DentaBiome Complaints: Refund, Shipping and Billing Guide
- OsteoShield Doctor’s View: Ingredients, Safety and Price
- ProDentim Complaints: Refund, Shipping, Price and Safety Guide
- ‘Toxin’ Claims in Supplement Ads: When the Substance Is Never Named
Latest guides
- GLP-1 Pills Side Effects, Safety and Price Guide
- Virectin Reviews: Ingredients, Price, Safety and Refund Guide
- Compound W Freeze Off: Wart and Skin Tag Safety Guide
- Ginkgo and bleeding-risk questions: Why medicine lists change the herbal conversation
- Ginkgo extract labels: Why leaf source does not establish the standardized amount
- Ginkgo and dizziness: How timing, hydration, and blood-pressure medicines can overlap
- Ro vs BlueChew: Price, Safety, and What to Expect
- Vitamin K2 Side Effects, Blood Thinners, and D3 Safety
- DentaBiome Complaints: Refund, Shipping and Billing Guide
- OsteoShield Doctor’s View: Ingredients, Safety and Price
- ProDentim Complaints: Refund, Shipping, Price and Safety Guide
- ‘Toxin’ Claims in Supplement Ads: When the Substance Is Never Named
- Supplement ‘Practitioner Formulas’: What a Professional-Sounding Label Does Not Verify
- Supplement Detox Claims: How to Separate a Marketing Mechanism From a Measurable Outcome
- Natura Pro Skin Tag Remover: Legit, Safety, Price and Refund Guide
- How to Use Nail Exodus: Directions, Timing and Safety
- Is OsteoShield Legit? Price, Ingredients & Refund Guide
- Vitamins to Avoid: A Safety and Label-Checking Guide
- How to Know if a Supplement Is Legit: Safety Checklist
- Supplement Red Flags: Label, Safety, and Buying Guide