Editorial policy
The rules our reviews follow, and what to do if you think we got something wrong.
Independence
Sellers do not pay for reviews, do not see reviews before they are published, and cannot ask us to change a result. Affiliate commissions do not depend on what a review concludes.
How we choose products
We cover products that readers are actively searching for, especially ones sold with strong marketing claims. Being covered is not an endorsement.
Sourcing
Factual statements come from primary sources: the seller’s official pages and policies, product labels, regulatory records and published studies. Each review lists its sources and the date they were checked. When we cannot find a source, we say so instead of guessing.
Hands-on claims
We only describe using a product when we actually have, and the review states it. Reviews without hands-on use are clearly labeled as research based on documents. We never publish invented testimonials.
How reviews are produced
Reviews are drafted with AI tools from the seller’s official pages. Automated checks confirm that every quoted claim appears word for word on the official page, and a second AI system compares every statement in the draft with the source and flags anything it does not support. A person reads a sample of published reviews every week, and we correct errors with a dated note. Drafts with flags, a claim marked contradicted, or a higher-risk topic are reviewed by a person before publication.
Health topics
Our content is general information, not medical advice. We avoid language that suggests a product diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any disease, and we encourage readers to talk to a qualified professional.
Corrections
If you find an error, email hello@clearpickreviews.com with the page and the issue. When we confirm a mistake, we fix it and add a dated correction note to the page.
See also: How we review and Affiliate disclosure.
Last updated: September 28, 2026