Primary pages or nothing
A field enters a file only if we read it on the storefront's own public pages or in a public record: a regulator's letter, a business registry, a trust-site profile. Where we could not confirm a field, the stamp reads Not verified and it earns nothing. Each file closes with the list of pages read.
A claim stays a claim until we open the document
What a storefront says about testing, certification or location is recorded under "supplier statements", as worded. It moves to the ledger as a verified fact only when a document we could open supports it. The two never share a line.
Research-use framing
Every storefront in the registry sells material labeled for laboratory research use only. Files are about companies, documents and conduct. They do not describe, suggest or assess any use of the material in people or animals, carry no amounts, schedules or outcomes, and are not medical advice.
Coded product names stay coded
Where a storefront lists a product under a code or an abbreviation, the file quotes it exactly as listed and does not expand it.
No reviews, no ratings, no testimonials
We neither gather nor print customer reviews, star ratings or quotations from buyers, and no page carries rating markup. A seal is the output of a published formula and nothing else.
One formula for everyone
The ledger, the weights and the two overriding rules are on the method page. Any change to them applies to every file in the same regeneration and is dated there. No storefront is handled by a special rule, including any connected to the people behind this desk.
Corrections
Anyone holding evidence may ask for a correction; it takes effect at the next regeneration and the checked date on the file moves. Closed storefronts stay in the registry, marked closed, because stale recommendations elsewhere keep sending readers to them.
Conflicts
Set out on the disclosure page.