Editorial Policy

OptiHealth Review aims to publish clear, balanced, and transparent information about wellness products. This policy describes the standards we intend to apply to published content.

Research and sourcing

Writers should use relevant primary research, reputable medical or public-health sources, official product labels, and manufacturer policies where appropriate. Important factual claims should link to sources readers can verify.

Evidence and limitations

We distinguish research on individual ingredients from evidence on a finished product. We explain uncertainty and study limitations and do not treat testimonials or marketing statements as proof.

Conflicts of interest

Authors and editors should disclose relevant conflicts. Affiliate links and sponsorships must be identified clearly, and commercial relationships should not be described as independent evidence.

Corrections and updates

If you believe an article contains an error, contact us with the page URL, the statement in question, and a reliable supporting source. We will assess the request and update material errors where warranted.

Medical boundaries

Our content is educational and should not diagnose conditions or promise treatment outcomes. Safety concerns should be handled carefully and readers directed to qualified healthcare professionals where appropriate.

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