Editorial process
How we make our reviews
This page explains, in plain terms, how a publication on Vetted Find is put together and what our statements do and do not mean.
Our process
- We research the information available about the product or service, including manufacturer material, seller pages and public documentation.
- We compare characteristics, features and commercial conditions whenever a meaningful comparison is possible.
- We separate information provided by the manufacturer or seller from our own editorial analysis, and we label which is which.
- We verify publicly available information before publishing it, and we note when a claim comes only from the vendor.
- We do not state that we performed physical tests when we did not perform them.
- We record when the information was gathered, because prices and offers change.
Prices, offers and availability
Prices, discounts, coupons, bundles, stock and shipping conditions belong to the seller and can change at any moment. Any figure we mention describes what was publicly visible at the time we wrote the page.
Before buying, confirm the current price and conditions on the seller's own website. That page — not ours — is the authoritative source for the transaction.
Corrections
If you find an inaccuracy in one of our publications, tell us and we will review it. When we change a substantive claim, we update the page rather than leaving incorrect information in place.
Editorial independence and affiliate links
Affiliate participation does not decide our conclusions. A page may contain affiliate links and still describe drawbacks, limitations or reasons not to buy. Where affiliate links are used, we disclose it.