FAQ in the product section
The questions that stop buyers, answered next to the button.
Why it matters on a supplement pageBuyers' last doubts are usually answered at the bottom of the page. Move the top three questions under the button. They get the answer without leaving the buy box.
Three questions under the button
The top three buyer questions as drop-downs right under the add-to-cart button.
Every product where buyers have a known set of doubts.
Pick the three from reviews and support emails, not from marketing.
FAQ with the first answer open
An FAQ named after the product, with the most important answer already open.
Products where one question comes up far more than the rest, like safety or dose.
Keep the open answer short. A wall of text at the top puts people off.
FAQ by topic
Topic buttons (ingredients, taking it, shipping) that filter the questions.
Brands that get many detailed questions.
Open on the topic most buyers need first.
FAQ with a named expert
The FAQ sits beside a card for a named clinician, so the answers carry a professional's name.
Health-related products where a professional's view puts buyers at ease.
The professional must be real and approve everything shown.
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