Source hierarchy
For medical context, we prioritize sources such as NIDDK, NCCIH, NIH Office of Dietary Supplements, FDA, peer-reviewed research, and current product labels. Seller pages are used to document seller claims, directions, package terms, and named ingredients—not to prove medical efficacy.
Affiliate independence
Affiliate compensation can influence which products are commercially important to cover, but it does not justify inventing results, suppressing material caveats, or overstating evidence.
Updates
Pricing, guarantees, formulas, and seller pages can change. Pages that depend on these details are dated and should be rechecked before major updates or paid-traffic campaigns.
Corrections
When a factual error is identified, the preferred action is to correct the existing page rather than publish a second page targeting the same intent.
