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corrections · public log

Every change, on the record.

When we get something wrong — or when the data underneath an audit changes — we update the page and add an entry here. We do not quietly rewrite history.

§ 01

Recent corrections

2 entries · newest first
  1. factual/vendors/amino-asylum

    Updated last-tested date and shipping median after a reader-submitted COA contradicted our March finding.

    A reader sent in a March 2026 third-party COA showing 96.4% purity on a batch we recorded at 91.2%. Re-tested an independent vial and confirmed the higher figure. Subscore for COA quality moved from 8.1 to 8.5; composite from 83 to 84.

  2. methodological/methodology

    Composite weighting clarified: shipping subscore moved from 25% to 20% to make room for an explicit 25% label-accuracy weight.

    Earlier copy of the methodology page implied label accuracy was bundled into purity. We split the two and rebalanced. No vendor scores were retroactively adjusted; the next audit cycle uses the revised weights.

§ 02

Our policy

We log every change in three categories:

  • factual A specific number, date, or claim was wrong. Includes lab-result disagreements that meet our 5-percentage-point threshold.
  • methodological The way we score, weight, or test changed. Earlier audits are not retroactively rescored unless explicitly noted.
  • transparency A non-factual disclosure update — new affiliate relationship, editorial conflict, ownership change.

On the affected page, the correction appears as a dated note above the fold for at least 30 days, then moves into the “updated” metadata. The entry here is permanent.

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