1. Facts and claims are separated from analysis
We prioritize official product pages for materials, dimensions, care guidance, sizing information and brand claims. Our analysis then explains how those details can affect a buying decision.
2. Research reviews are labeled
When we have not personally tested a product, the article is labeled as an editorial research review. We do not use first-person testing claims unless that testing actually happened.
3. Customer feedback is context, not proof
Published customer feedback can reveal recurring themes such as fit, slipping, rolling, adhesion, sizing or durability. We treat those patterns as context and avoid presenting them as controlled evidence.
4. We prioritize decision usefulness
Every product review should answer: who is it for, who should consider something else, what are the main trade-offs, and what should the shopper verify on the current merchant page?
5. Commercial relationships are disclosed
Some merchant links may generate a commission. Commission status does not remove the obligation to explain limitations or competing options. See our Disclosure.
6. Prices and availability are not treated as permanent facts
Because prices, promotions, review counts and inventory can change quickly, our updated format directs shoppers to the merchant for current commercial details instead of presenting old snapshots as guaranteed information.
7. Corrections
Send correction requests with supporting sources to nailfit-review@gmail.com.