Editorial Policy
This page explains how Heranvi’s editorial process actually works — what our recommendations are based on, what our trust labels mean, and how we handle mistakes.
Editorial Independence
Heranvi’s recommendations, rankings, and editorial scores are never for sale. No brand, retailer, or affiliate partner can pay to be recommended, ranked higher, or awarded a trust label. Our recommendation and scoring logic has no field or mechanism that reads commercial information at all — see Affiliate Disclosure for more on how we handle commercial relationships.
Our Evidence & Research Approach
Where an article cites outside claims — health guidance, research findings, or similar — we aim to base those claims on credible, checkable sources: recognized public-health bodies, peer-reviewed research, established medical institutions, and similar high-authority sources. Evidence used to support a product verdict or an article’s claims is recorded and, where published, reviewable by readers.
How We Evaluate Products
Products are assessed against a documented set of editorial criteria before being eligible for recommendation. Our recommendation results reflect this editorial assessment, not popularity, price, or commercial arrangement — see our Affiliate Disclosure for the firm separation between the two.
What Our Trust Labels Actually Mean
You may see one or more of the following labels on a product. Each is only used when its specific requirement is genuinely met — a product is never labeled by default, and a label is removed if the underlying reason for it no longer holds.
- Heranvi Editorial Pick — a product our editorial team has manually selected as a standout within its category. This is a deliberate editorial choice, not an automated calculation.
- Heranvi Tested — used only for a product our team has genuinely evaluated hands-on, with a documented account of how that verdict was reached and at least one supporting evidence record on file. We do not apply this label to products we have not actually tested or reviewed.
- Expert Reviewed — used only when a verified subject-matter expert has reviewed the relevant product or claim. We do not claim every article or product on Heranvi has been expert reviewed — only those carrying this specific label.
- Popular Choice — an editorial designation of current relevance or demand. At this stage, it reflects editorial judgment rather than published traffic or sales analytics; we will update this description if that changes.
AI Assistance & Human Approval
Heranvi may use AI assistance as part of preparing draft content. No AI-assisted content is published without human editorial review and approval first — every article and product page you see published has been reviewed by a person before going live.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we correct it. If a factual error is identified in a published article or product page, we update it and, where the correction is material, note that an update was made.
Review & Update Dates
Where relevant, articles display a “Last Reviewed” date reflecting when the content or its supporting evidence was last checked. Content is not treated as permanently accurate simply because it was correct when first published.
The Commercial Firewall
We use “commercial firewall” to describe a simple, structural fact about how Heranvi is built: the code that decides which products get recommended, how they’re ranked, and which trust labels they qualify for has no access to commission rates, sponsorship status, or any other commercial data. This isn’t just an editorial promise — it reflects how the recommendation system is actually built.
Questions or Concerns
If you have a question about how a specific recommendation, label, or article claim was reached, contact us at hello@heranvi.com.