Editorial Standards and Corrections

Written by Michael Haggerty · Published by Biohacking Elite · Last updated October 26, 2026

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Biohacking Elite publishes educational resources alongside a commercial research-products catalogue. These standards describe the approach to preparing and revising those resources. They are not certification of product quality or assurance that every older page has received a new review.

Publisher and authorship

Biohacking Elite is the publisher. Articles identify their author where provided; the Michael Haggerty author archive lists currently attributed posts. Authorship does not imply independent clinical review. Specialist review is credited only when an identifiable reviewer has actually performed that role.

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Sources and evidence scope

When describing research, identify the original source where available, the material studied, the model or population, the measured result and the relevant limitations. Distinguish study findings from interpretation. Keep unresolved questions visible rather than treating missing information as confirmation.

Analytical documentation

Interpret a report within its stated material, lot, test method and date. A general quality policy is not a substitute for a particular analytical report. Our COA guide and research methods guide provide reading checklists.

Drafting tools and review

Tools, including AI, may assist with drafting or formatting. Their output is not scientific evidence. Check factual statements against the underlying material before publication and identify any review that has actually taken place.

Commercial transparency

Biohacking Elite operates the store associated with this website. Educational material should be read with that commercial relationship in mind. Inclusion of a topic does not establish a benefit, endorse personal use or validate a product batch.

Corrections and review dates

To report a possible error, contact us with the page URL, the passage in question and supporting information. Assess the concern against the source and record substantive corrections when made. Show a review date only after the corresponding review has taken place; do not refresh a date solely to imply new research.

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These resources provide educational research information, not personal preparation, administration or treatment instructions.

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