Independent publication
Best Red Light Therapy is not Mito Red Light or another device manufacturer. Brand names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Commercial transparency
Some merchants may pay us when a reader buys through one of our links. That relationship never gives us a reason to invent testing, ratings, testimonials, or medical claims. We label affiliate relationships and keep unstable specifications dated.
What earns a page on this site
We do not create a separate article for every keyword variation. A page needs a real job. It should answer a distinct buying question, explain a technical concept, compare meaningful choices, or help a reader use a device more thoughtfully.
How product pages are researched
We check current manufacturer specifications, pricing, warranty information, manuals, and product documentation when they are available. Those details can change, so commercial facts are dated and readers are encouraged to confirm them before ordering.
Manufacturer specifications tell us what a company says about its product. They do not prove that a device will produce a particular health outcome. When we discuss research, we keep the research question separate from the sales claim.
How health topics are handled
Health related articles should explain the quality and limits of the evidence in plain language. A study on a particular protocol does not automatically validate every consumer device that uses a similar wavelength. We avoid turning early or narrow findings into broad promises.
Corrections
Products change. Prices move. Research develops. When we find a meaningful error, our goal is to correct the page rather than leave an outdated claim in place.