Corrections Policy

Last updated 3 September 2026 · Maintained by ColaXpress

Why we have this policy

ColaXpress exists to help you make sound cultivation and equipment decisions, and that only works if what we publish is accurate. When we get a fact wrong, we want to correct it openly and promptly rather than quietly or not at all. This page explains how to tell us about an error and what happens after you do.

How to report an error

If you spot a factual mistake — a wrong figure, an out-of-date instruction, a mislabeled evidence status, or a broken or incorrect link — please let us know. Please reach us through our contact page; note that direct messaging there is temporarily offline while a verified contact system is built. A dedicated corrections address may be published here once available: [ColaXpress to confirm — corrections contact].

It helps if you tell us the exact page, quote or describe the passage you think is wrong, and, where you can, point to a source or explain what the correct information is. You do not need to prove your case to file a report; a clear pointer is enough for us to investigate.

What we do with a report

Privacy of your report

We do not store the text of your submission in analytics. When a correction or contact submission succeeds, the only thing that may be recorded is that a submission happened — never its contents, and never information that identifies you. How we handle any details you choose to send is described in our Privacy Policy.

How this fits our editorial method

Corrections are one half of a larger commitment: every recommendation on ColaXpress is tied to a labeled evidence status and a consistent method, and we would rather flag a limit than hide it. If you want to understand how we decide what to publish in the first place, see our Editorial Policy.