Fact-Checking Policy

Last updated: November 11, 2026

Readers trust Labobuzz to separate facts from rumors. This is how we check what we publish.

Sources

• We rely on primary sources first: official statements, government agencies, court and regulatory documents, brand and retailer pages, and on-the-record interviews.
• For celebrity and entertainment news, we report only information confirmed by the person, their official representatives or reliable news organizations, and we say who confirmed it.
• We do not present anonymous social media posts or unconfirmed reports as facts.

Products and prices

Prices and availability are checked on the date shown in the article, in US or Canadian dollars as indicated. They can change after publication. We never invent tests, ratings or reviews.

Beauty and wellness content

Skincare and wellness articles explain how products and ingredients are generally used. They do not promise medical results and do not replace advice from a doctor or dermatologist.

Facts, opinions and recommendations

News is written as factual reporting. Opinions, picks and recommendations are labeled as such.

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