Editorial Policy

Source hierarchy

1. A matching current physical product label for formula, directions and warnings.
2. Current transaction/seller information for package price, shipping and guarantee.
3. FDA, NIH and NCCIH for regulatory and safety context.
4. Peer-reviewed literature for ingredient-level mechanisms and outcomes.
5. Promotional testimonials only as marketing context—not efficacy evidence.

Evidence language

We do not say an ingredient study “proves Citrus Burn works.” We describe the ingredient, study design, outcome and limitations. Finished-product claims require evidence on the finished product.

Commercial information

Prices and offers are dated because they can change. Purchase buttons disclose their affiliate function through the page-wide disclosure and HTML sponsored/nofollow relationship attributes.

Ratings and testimonials

We do not manufacture a numerical score, star rating, aggregate review count or testimonial. If a seller publishes a review figure, it must be clearly labeled as seller-reported before we would consider displaying it.

Updates and corrections

Important pages carry a last-updated date. When new reliable evidence or a matching current label becomes available, the relevant page should be revised rather than silently preserving stale details.

Medical review

No doctor or medical reviewer is invented. See our medical review policy for the scope of current editorial review.