The editorial test
Every article must answer a real reader question, disclose its scope, separate observation from evidence and make uncertainty visible. We do not publish first-person testing unless a named contributor actually completed and documented that test.
We do not invent experts, quote anonymous dermatologists, write fake laboratory language or convert a marketing claim into a medical fact. When a subject needs diagnosis or personalised treatment, we say so.
Bylines and accountability
Each library page is published by the relevant category desk, which remains accountable for its wording, sources and updates. We do not attach invented people, clinicians or independent testers to a page.
A named contributor receives a personal byline only after that person has completed and documented the work.
Source hierarchy
For health-adjacent claims we prefer public-health bodies, recognised professional associations, peer-reviewed reviews and primary research. Brand pages can establish what a company says about its product, but they cannot independently prove the claim.
Sources are linked on the page. We record the reviewed date and revisit pages when guidance, product availability or material facts change.
How buying guides are built
We begin with use-case criteria: formulation type, label clarity, practicality, warnings, seller context and reader fit. Commission potential does not determine inclusion or ranking. Sponsored placement, if introduced, will be visibly labelled and separated from independent recommendations.
Prices, ratings, review counts and availability change quickly. We do not manually hard-code them as if they were current. Product imagery and marketplace data will only be used through authorised Amazon tools and within their rules.
Corrections and conflicts
Material corrections are added promptly. Readers and subject experts can contact editorial@bestsellerproduct.in with a page URL, the disputed statement and supporting evidence.
Contributors must disclose financial or professional conflicts relevant to an assignment. Affiliate revenue is disclosed site-wide and on commerce pages; it does not grant a brand editorial approval.