Publication information
Read the product before the promise
Our method keeps the advertised formula separate from demonstrated finished-product results.
Name what the source describes
A cream, a water-based serum and a prescription offer are different records. We preserve the source’s format, package size, price terms and ingredient wording instead of making them look interchangeable for a comparison.
Percentages need an identity
We do not turn an advertised percentage into an independently verified assay, add different ingredients into a new concentration claim, or rank product potency by a larger printed number. Missing preparation details remain unresolved.
Match evidence to its setting
A study concerns its own formulation, participants, treatment setting and measured outcomes. Ingredient research and procedure-specific findings are not treated as proof that a different finished product improves routine facial appearance.
Disclose the editorial limits
CoreAge’s first position is commercial. Our articles link original sources and state when they were checked. We do not claim clinician review, firsthand testing, completed purchases, personal tolerance checks or a verified prescription decision.