Editorial policy
How SexDollsGuide researches, writes, checks and corrects its reviews and guides.
SexDollsGuide publishes buying guides and product overviews. This page explains how they are made, so you can judge how far to rely on them.
How pages are written
Every page starts from a written brief: the question a buyer is trying to answer and the facts the page may state. Pages are drafted with the help of AI writing tools working from that brief. No page is presented as the work of a named expert.
What a review is based on
Unless a page says a product was tested by hand, it is an overview built from the manufacturer's published specifications, the seller's listing and publicly available information - not a hands-on test. Such pages carry no star rating in their structured data. How we approach reviews is set out on the How we review page.
Checks before publication
Before a page is published it passes automated checks (claims the site does not make, broken links, formatting) and a separate review pass that looks for statements the page cannot support. A page that fails is corrected or held back.
Corrections and updates
Factual errors are corrected when they are found. The "Updated" date on a page changes only when its content changes.
Money
Some links are affiliate links; the Disclosure page explains them. A commission never decides what a page says.