Heat & Rest / editorial policy
How we put a review together.
Read how Heat & Rest separates provider claims, exact-product evidence, study outcomes and the questions that still need an answer.
Begin with the original source
We use current medicine labeling, regulator material, published research and public provider documents. Each article links the references supporting its discussion. Dates record when we checked a page, which may differ from the underlying document’s revision date.
Keep the product identifiable
An ingredient name does not settle the strength, formulation, approval or proposed use. We distinguish the approved Brisdelle 7.5 mg capsule from CoreAge’s advertised 10 mg oral paroxetine offer for off-label menopausal use. We do not infer compounding when a provider has not established it.
Read the outcome that was measured
Changes in frequency, severity and sleep-related measures are not interchangeable. Different trials cannot establish a provider leaderboard. We explain study populations and comparisons when they affect the interpretation of a result.
Treat advertising as advertising
A public price is an advertised price, not a completed invoice. Ongoing access, shipping and service promises are attributed to the provider. We make uncertainty visible and do not invent patient experiences, verification badges or clinical ratings.
State the limits
This is public-document research without clinician sign-off. It is educational, not an individual treatment assessment. CoreAge receives a disclosed commercial first position. Sources are checked as dated; product details can change between editorial updates.