SPREADSHEET Source data versus editorial copy
Product titles, descriptions, images, saved prices and platform signals may originate in the source catalog. Guide explanations, checklists and limitations are editorial content. Product pages label source descriptions so those claims are not presented as our independent findings.
Evidence standard
QC images can support visual comparison, but they cannot by themselves prove authenticity, exact materials, fit, durability or a future fulfillment outcome. We state those limits wherever they affect a decision.
Review and freshness
A review date is updated only after the page or its underlying evidence is checked. Catalog snapshot dates describe the saved dataset and do not imply that every live listing changed on that date.
Commercial independence
Outbound links may be measurable or commercially supported, but that does not determine category guidance, QC limitations or whether a product record is described positively. Paid placement must be labeled if introduced.
Corrections
When a final domain and operator contact are in place, correction requests will be handled through the published contact channel. Until then, readers should treat catalog details as snapshots and verify material facts on the current listing.