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A statement is easier to assess when its source, support and unanswered questions stay together.

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For editors checking a product statement. Published by Steralis Labs; commercial interest disclosed.

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Start with the exact inputs

Write the claim narrowly enough to check. Identify whether the source describes the exact product or a broader category. Record support separately from interpretation; the tool formats that record without opening the URL.

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Review a concrete example

A package document might support a stated unit volume. It would not, by itself, establish a comparative health outcome. Keep those propositions in separate records.

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Keep the boundary visible

A valid-looking URL is not proof. This tool does not verify documents, research quality or the truth of a claim.

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