Corrections
How corrections work
Direct answer. Material factual errors should be corrected when verified, while normal editorial refinements should not be presented as false freshness.
What may trigger a correction
Triggers can include an incorrect product fact, outdated formulation, changed merchant terms, broken destination, mischaracterized evidence or another material statement that affects the user’s understanding.
What may trigger an update instead
Some changes are not errors but new facts, such as a reformulation, new regulation, discontinued product or changed market availability. Those updates should explain what changed and why it matters where useful.
How to report an issue
Readers can use the Contact page to report a suspected error. Reports should identify the page, the statement in question and any supporting source that helps verify the issue.