We will be wrong sometimes. Here's what we do about it.

The principle

The only way to stay credible while reviewing a fast-moving category is to fix mistakes fast and in public. We don't quietly edit; we mark.

What we'll correct

• Factual errors — wrong specs, wrong prices, outdated product versions, broken links.
• Misrepresented evidence — citing a study incorrectly, oversimplifying findings, missing important context.
• Mischaracterized products — if a brand thinks we've described their product unfairly and can show us why, we'll review it in good faith.
• Stale content — products discontinued, companies acquired, prices materially changed.

How to flag a mistake

Email us at corrections@wellness-devices.com with the URL of the page in question and a brief description of what's wrong. If you're citing a source, please include a link.

How we mark corrections

• Substantive corrections get a visible "Corrected on [date]" note at the top of the page describing what changed.
• Minor edits (typos, broken links) are made silently — we won't pretend the original was perfect.
• Every page has a "last updated" date in the footer or near the headline.

What we won't do

We won't remove honest critical coverage in exchange for an affiliate partnership, advertising, or any other consideration. If we think a product is overpriced, oversold, or oversimplified by its marketing, we'll keep saying so. If we're wrong about that, show us how — we'll change our mind in public.