Editorial and commercial separation
Editorial conclusions should not be changed to satisfy a merchant, advertiser or affiliate program. Compensation may influence which commercially available topics are considered, but it must not justify a false claim, conceal a limitation or determine a ranking by itself.
Sponsored and affiliate content
Sponsored content must be identified. Affiliate relationships are disclosed near relevant links and decisions. Disclosure does not convert a claim into evidence and does not imply ownership or official representation of a third party.
Methodology and sources
We begin with the consumer question, review available labels and product information, identify objective claims, seek relevant primary or authoritative context, and write conclusions at the strength supported. Sources should be traceable, current enough for the subject and fairly represented.
Authorship, conflicts and review
Articles may be attributed to the VOLKOV Editorial Team without implying medical credentials. We do not use false medical authorship or invented testimonials. Relevant conflicts and commercial relationships should be made visible, and published work is reviewed by a human editor.
Use of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence tools may assist with research organization, drafting or editing, but published content must undergo human review before publication. AI output is not treated as a source and does not replace source verification, editorial judgment or accountability.
Updates and corrections
We update content when material facts, labels, sources or context change. The updated date identifies the most recent editorial revision. Correction requests can be sent to contact@groupvolkov.com.