Editorial standards · July 24, 2026

Trust is a practice, not a badge.

These are the rules we use to keep hope, evidence, and commercial incentives from collapsing into one another.

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Editorial independence

Commercial relationships do not determine which compounds we cover, how we characterize evidence, or what we conclude. Primary sources and study quality come first. Seller-provided descriptions are not treated as independent evidence.

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Affiliate disclosure

OpenTides may earn commissions from clearly identified commercial links. We disclose that relationship near the relevant recommendation and link—not only in a footer or separate policy. We do not use hidden cookie-setting, misleading coupon language, or undisclosed endorsements.

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Medical-information boundary

OpenTides provides education, not diagnosis or individualized medical advice. We do not publish dosing, reconstitution, injection, cycling, stacking, titration, administration, or personal procurement instructions for unapproved or research-use-only products.

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Corrections

Material corrections should state what changed, why, and when. Regulatory status, prices, promotions, trial records, and safety communications are time-sensitive and should be re-verified before relying on them.

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Conflicts and review

Authors and reviewers should disclose financial, professional, and personal conflicts relevant to a page. Substantive medical content requires qualified human editorial review before full public launch; high-risk commercial pages require U.S. healthcare regulatory counsel.

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Privacy

This first release does not use OpenTides analytics, email capture, accounts, payments, or advertising trackers. External destinations may apply their own privacy and cookie practices.