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Useful reports include inaccurate health language, mismatched citations, broken sources, outdated contraindications, incorrect ASINs, wrong product categories, undisclosed affiliate links, and pages that imply testing or credentials that did not occur.
How We Review Reports
We compare the report with the published wording, cited sources, product catalog, instructions, and version history. A report is not accepted or rejected based only on whether it supports a preferred conclusion.
Types of Changes
- Minor edit: spelling, grammar, formatting, or a link that does not change meaning.
- Clarification: wording changed to make an existing limitation or safety boundary clearer.
- Material correction: a factual, sourcing, safety, product, or disclosure error that could change a reader’s understanding.
- Removal or redirect: duplicate, unsafe, obsolete, or unsupported content consolidated into a better page.
Dates and Transparency
Materially revised articles display a reviewed or updated date. Corrections should preserve the canonical URL when practical so readers and search engines reach the improved version. Duplicate URLs may be redirected rather than left as competing pages.
We do not promise that every disagreement will produce a change. We do commit to evaluating specific, evidence-backed reports without inventing credentials or hiding the site’s commercial relationships.
Medical Emergencies and Personal Advice
This correction channel is not a medical service and cannot evaluate symptoms or emergencies. Contact an appropriate local healthcare or emergency service for urgent concerns.