Editorial policy
Accuracy
- Prices, fees, eligibility and contents come from sellers’ official pages and are dated.
- If something can’t be verified, we say so rather than estimate it.
- When official pages contradict each other (for example a fee shown on product pages but not on a “how it works” page), we use the more conservative reading and note the conflict on the provider profile.
Health content
- We describe what a product contains in plain words. We don’t explain symptoms, diagnose, interpret results or recommend tests.
- No page is labelled “medically reviewed”: we have no medical reviewer. If that changes, the reviewer will be named with their credentials.
- “No doctor visit” doesn’t mean no clinician involvement; we say who orders the test where the seller explains it.
Provider profiles
Profiles are desk research from each seller’s own pages. We don’t publish customer reviews, star ratings, endorsements, badges or testimonials, and we don’t imply we have used a service.
Independence
No seller can pay for placement, for a better position or for a label. Affiliate relationships, if any, are disclosed next to the link and on the affiliate disclosure page.
AI assistance
Research notes, data entry and page code are prepared with AI assistance under the owner’s direction, and each price observation links to its official source so it can be checked.
Corrections
If a price, fee or detail is wrong or out of date, use the contact page. We re-check against the seller’s official page and update the date.