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Brands cannot buy a grade, a ranking or a better write-up. Affiliate income never changes what a page says.

Last updated 1 October 2026

Independence

Longevity Intel editorial is an independent research publication. No brand owns, funds or approves our pages. We do not accept payment, free products or other benefits in exchange for coverage or a better grade. Brands and readers can send studies or corrections through the contact page; we check them against the source like any other claim.

Affiliate policy

Some links are affiliate links, including as an Amazon Associate. They may pay us a commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate status is shown beside the link, a commission never changes a grade or a verdict, and some brands we cover pay us nothing. The plain-words disclosure is on the About page.

How pages are written

Answer first, evidence second, detail third. Key facts carry a source link, and each page shows when it was last checked. Doses appear only as "dose used in" a cited study. We do not tell readers what to take. See how we research for the sources and grades.

Update cadence

  • Prices and availability: re-read when a page is updated, and each price carries its read date.
  • Studies and regulatory status: re-checked when new trials or regulator letters are published for a page's topic, and at least once a year.
  • Updates are logged on the page. A page only gets a new date when something was actually re-checked.

Health content

Health statements cite a study, a major review or a regulator. We make no treatment claims and give no dosing advice beyond what a cited study used. We do not say content is medically reviewed. See the full health boundary.

Corrections

If we get something wrong we fix it, change the date and record it on the corrections log. Substantive changes are dated, not silently overwritten. To report an error, use the contact page.

Authorship

Pages are published under the Longevity Intel editorial team. We do not use personal bylines or invented reviewer profiles.