Editorial standard
Every page should answer a real reader decision, avoid inflated claims, and explain what evidence supports the recommendation. We separate first-hand testing, public research, product documentation, third-party reporting, and editorial judgment.
Mental health boundaries
We do not diagnose, promise outcomes, or describe any product as a cure. Therapy-adjacent products may help some people in some contexts, but they can also be a poor fit. Pages should say who should skip a product and when professional or urgent support may be more appropriate.
Corrections and updates
Reviews should show the date of material updates when pricing, availability, features, affiliate terms, or safety information changes. If we find an error, we correct it and update the page when the change is meaningful for readers.
Affiliate independence
Affiliate relationships may affect whether MindfulPick earns money, but they should not determine the conclusion. Pages should remain useful without affiliate links.