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Who writes and who reviews Crowned content
Content is written by Rafael Reuter and reviewed before publication by [FILL IN: name and role of the reviewer, or state that there is no separate reviewer].
We only name a clinical reviewer when a licensed professional has actually read the page. No page here carries a clinical review claim, because none has been clinically reviewed — silence is more honest than a badge.
Sourcing standards
- Factual claims about ingredients or safety link to a primary source: a peer-reviewed study, a systematic review, or a regulator such as the FDA or FTC.
- We prefer systematic reviews over single small studies, and we say when the evidence is thin.
- We do not cite a study for something it did not measure. A trial on a different concentration, population or delivery method gets said out loud.
- Manufacturer marketing is treated as a claim, not as evidence.
What Crowned refuses to publish
- Disease or drug claims. No cosmetic here is described as treating or curing hair loss.
- Invented reviews, invented ratings, or testimonials we cannot trace to a real consenting person.
- Before-and-after photographs presented as typical results.
- Guaranteed outcomes, guaranteed timelines or guaranteed regrowth.
Commercial relationships
Commercial links are disclosed on the page where they appear and again in the footer. No advertiser or affiliate partner reviews content before publication or can demand a change after it. Terms on the affiliate disclosure page.
Updates and corrections
Every page carries a visible "last updated" date. Substantive changes are noted on the page rather than made silently. To report an error, write to support@usecrowned.com with the page URL and the specific claim. We aim to respond within [FILL IN: correction response window].
Use of AI tools
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