Editorial standards

Editorial Policy

Our editorial policy explains how AquaSculpyt.com creates, reviews and updates product-related health content.

Source Hierarchy

For formula details, the current Supplement Facts label is our preferred primary source. For seller price, shipping, bonuses and guarantee terms, we check the current seller presentation. For ingredient background, we prefer government health resources, peer-reviewed literature and established medical or scientific institutions.

Label Facts vs Seller Claims

We distinguish what is printed on the label from what a seller claims in marketing. A statement that a product “supports” an area of health is not the same as proof that it treats a disease or produces a guaranteed outcome.

Ingredient Research

Research on an individual ingredient does not automatically prove a finished multi-ingredient supplement. We note dose limitations when a proprietary blend prevents direct comparison with clinical studies.

Testimonials and Ratings

We do not fabricate customers, before-and-after stories, star ratings or review counts. If seller-provided testimonials are discussed, they are treated as individual experiences rather than typical results.

Pricing and Commercial Information

Prices change. We date pricing checks and encourage readers to verify the final checkout. Affiliate links are marked with sponsored/nofollow relationship attributes in the page code.

Medical Boundaries

Our content is educational and not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. We avoid claiming that dietary supplements cure, diagnose, prevent or treat disease.

Corrections

When we identify a material factual error, we aim to correct it promptly. Readers may send correction requests through the contact page.

Affiliate Independence

We may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links. That commercial relationship does not change our policy of distinguishing label facts, seller marketing and independent evidence.

AI-Assisted Drafting and Review Principles

Content may be assisted by writing and research tools, but factual product statements should still trace back to a current label, seller source or reputable reference. Automated drafting is not treated as evidence. Before publication, key claims should be checked for consistency across the bottle label, seller page and internal site links.

Image Standards

Product images used on this site should match the formula being discussed. We avoid mixing the 30-capsule white-cap AquaSculpt presentation with a visually different 60-capsule blue-cap product because that could confuse visitors and search engines about which formula the text describes.

Every content image should have meaningful alternative text for accessibility and a descriptive title attribute. File names should be readable and product-specific rather than random camera or download names.

SEO Standards

Each indexable page should have a unique title, meta description, canonical URL and clear H1. Internal links should help users move between the review, ingredients, benefits, FAQ and metabolism guide. We avoid creating multiple thin pages that answer the same keyword with nearly identical content.

The XML sitemap contains canonical indexable URLs only. Affiliate checkout links and on-page anchors do not belong in the sitemap.

Structured Data Standards

Structured data should describe visible page content accurately. We do not add fabricated AggregateRating or Review markup just to display stars in search results. FAQ structured data, when used, should match questions that are visible to users.

Commercial Claim Standards

Urgency, savings, shipping and bonus messages should be rechecked against the live seller offer because they can change. If a top promotional banner differs from the current seller page, it should be corrected rather than allowed to remain as an unsupported claim.

Health-Claim Standards

We prefer structure/function language such as “supports normal metabolic function” over disease-treatment language. We avoid promises of fixed weight loss, permanent metabolic change or results independent of diet and activity.

Version and Update Notes

Major product changes should trigger a page-level review. Minor wording changes may be updated without altering the overall page structure. When a product image or formula conflicts with older material, the current physical label should take priority for ingredient details.

Accessibility Standards

We aim to use descriptive headings, readable contrast, mobile-responsive layouts and meaningful alternative text for images. Decorative or product images should not rely on text embedded inside the image as the only way to communicate essential information.

Internal Linking Standards

Commercial pages should link to supporting evidence and informational pages where that helps the reader. Informational articles may mention AquaSculpt contextually, but they should not become repetitive sales pages. This keeps the site useful beyond a single transaction.

Publication Checklist

Check the live seller price and shipping.
Check bonus count and guarantee wording.
Confirm the Supplement Facts panel still matches.
Validate canonical URLs and sitemap entries.
Test internal links and affiliate links.
Confirm every image has alt text and title.
Run structured-data validation after deployment.