Publication standards
Editorial Policy
Oriqeva’s editorial policy is designed to keep product facts, seller claims, scientific evidence, safety information, and commercial relationships distinguishable from one another.
Editorial purpose
Oriqeva publishes supplement research for readers who want to understand what a product is, what it contains, what the seller says, what independent sources support or do not support, what safety limitations matter, and what commercial terms can be verified. The primary editorial purpose is to help a reader make a more informed decision, not to manufacture a reason to purchase.
Fact, claim, and interpretation are different
A product label, manufacturer page, merchant checkout, or seller presentation may be used to establish a current product fact or to document what a seller claims. We label seller positioning as seller positioning. Evidence conclusions are made separately. A claim is not treated as true merely because it appears repeatedly across affiliate pages or marketing materials.
When sources conflict, Oriqeva does not silently merge them into a cleaner story. We may state that the public sources conflict, identify which source is more direct, or leave a field unknown until it can be verified. Missing information is preferable to invented certainty.
Authorship and contributor identity
Where a byline is expected, Oriqeva identifies the named author and links to an on-site profile. Contributor roles are described according to the work actually performed. We do not invent experts, create fictional biographies, use synthetic identities as real people, or add professional credentials that have not been verified. A contributor’s role in editorial research does not transform the page into individualized medical advice.
Affiliate and commercial independence
Oriqeva may earn commissions through eligible merchant links. Affiliate participation is disclosed to readers and is treated as a commercial relationship, not an editorial credential. Commission rates, merchant approval, package values, or availability do not determine the evidence assessment. We do not promise a positive conclusion in exchange for a commercial arrangement.
Advertising or affiliate links must not be styled in a way that hides their commercial purpose. Where technically appropriate, merchant links use relationship attributes such as rel="sponsored" and nofollow. Orders, billing, shipping, and refunds are handled by the seller or payment processor identified at checkout, not by Oriqeva.
AI-assisted and automated workflows
Oriqeva may use software, structured data tools, and AI-assisted workflows to organize research, compare product fields, identify inconsistencies, support drafting, and perform quality checks. Automation can make research organization more consistent, but it does not replace the requirement to verify factual product claims, evidence references, safety statements, or the final editorial conclusion against the cited sources.
We do not use automation as a reason to mass-publish unsupported pages. A product record remains outside the public indexing gate until required editorial fields and references are complete. If an automated process produces a statement that cannot be supported, the statement should be corrected, qualified, or removed.
Evidence and safety standards
Evidence wording must match evidence strength. Human trials and high-quality evidence syntheses generally receive more weight for human efficacy questions than mechanistic, animal, or traditional-use evidence. Ingredient evidence is not automatically evidence for a complete formula. Safety statements should use authoritative or appropriately qualified sources, and clinically important cautions should not be softened merely because a product is commercially available.
What we do not fabricate
- Personal product-use experiences that did not occur.
- Laboratory testing, manufacturing audits, or certificates we did not obtain.
- Ratings or review scores without a documented methodology and data source.
- Testimonials, customer quotes, or endorsements that cannot be verified.
- Clinical or professional review that did not happen.
- Publication dates changed only to create an appearance of freshness.
Updates and corrections
Pages may be updated when a label, seller term, source, evidence conclusion, safety issue, or material commercial fact changes. Meaningful changes can be recorded in a page’s change history. Routine formatting, typography, or spelling improvements do not require a public correction entry. Readers can report material factual concerns through the corrections channel.