Editorial Policy: How We Research and Update Our Content

Editorial principles

Our goal is to answer the search intent of each page without turning every paragraph into a sales pitch. We distinguish product-label facts, seller-reported commercial information and independent scientific evidence.

Source hierarchy

1. Current product label for serving size and ingredient declarations.
2. Current seller/checkout material for price, shipping, bonuses and guarantee terms.
3. Official support material for transaction procedures.
4. FDA, NIH, NCCIH and NIDDK for regulation, nutrient information and health education.
5. PubMed-indexed or peer-reviewed research for ingredient-specific evidence.

Claims policy

We do not state that an ingredient study proves the finished ProstaVive formula works. We do not call a supplement “FDA approved,” create fake ratings, publish invented testimonials or use fabricated scarcity.

Updates

Commercial facts are dated because they change faster than ingredient-label facts. Health and ingredient articles are reviewed when authoritative sources materially change or when the product label changes.

Corrections

When we identify a material factual error, our standard is to correct the page and update its revision date rather than silently maintaining outdated information.