Our Research-Integrity Publication Rules
QUALITY & STANDARDS Our Research-Integrity Publication Rules Trust starts with refusing to claim more than the record supports. Gorilla separates product facts, lot documents, scientific literature, and editorial interpretation so readers can see what is known—and what remains unverified.
Product Facts Come From the Product Record
Name, package quantity, price, stock state, product status, image, and COA availability are rendered from the product’s current record. Product schema must agree with the visible page. The engine does not invent a 99% purity value, an analytical method, a laboratory, a certification, a storage condition, or a COA.
Lot Documents Are Opt-In and Versioned
COA availability is product-specific. When the COA option is enabled, the admin creates a product-specific upload area. Each new batch certificate is stored under a unique file name, earlier files remain preserved, and only the current manifest pointer can be updated. Storage policy prevents certificate deletion through the ordinary admin role. A certificate should be evaluated by its lot linkage, issuing laboratory, dates, methods, results, units, specifications, and limitations. Read the full analytical-documentation guide .
Literature Does Not Certify Inventory
A paper or trial can support a claim about the studied compound, preparation, population, and endpoint. It cannot certify a separate commercial research vial. Insights articles label human, animal, in-vitro, mechanism-only, related-compound, and formulation-specific evidence rather than blending them together. Claim-bearing articles are tied to exact HTTPS sources from primary literature, trial registries, or official agencies. Search-result pages and general health summaries may help discovery, but they are not accepted as proof for a material claim.
Dates Must Mean Something
Publication and modification dates do not change merely because the site rebuilt. A modified date advances only when the page’s substantive content changes. Review dates identify the evidence review, not a promise that every external source is unchanged.
Page Roles Stay Honest
Product pages receive Product and Offer data. Scientific articles receive Article data and citations. Search, account, newsletter, admin, merchandise, and other utility pages do not masquerade as scientific articles. Storefront content stays transactional and documentation-led; Gorilla Research Insights keeps the intentionally bold educational voice without turning into a sales page.
External Standards We Use as Reading Guides
• FDA: Q2(R2) Validation of Analytical Procedures • NIST: Reference materials and certificates • ClinicalTrials.gov: About the registry and its records • PubMed: About the biomedical-literature index These sources explain evidence and measurement systems; they do not endorse Gorilla or establish a product claim. All products are sold for laboratory and research use only and are not for human consumption.
