Editorial policy
This page explains how content on EyourLife is written and checked, and what it will and will not claim.
AI-assisted writing
Articles are drafted with the help of AI writing tools. Every draft passes an automated quality gate and a separate review step that check structure, sourcing and the rules on this page before it is published.
Sources, dates and missing information
Facts such as product specifications, prices and standards values should come from the manufacturer’s or publisher’s own documents and be shown with the date they were checked. If something could not be confirmed, the article says so instead of filling the gap with a guess.
No fake testing claims
Content does not claim that a lamp, bulb, strip or battery was tested or measured unless that testing actually took place and the article describes how. Comparisons based on datasheets are labeled as such. The calculators only calculate; they do not measure anything.
Topics handled carefully
Road legality: content does not claim that a vehicle light or bulb may be used on public roads unless it cites an official source for the place it applies to, and points readers to their vehicle manual and local rules.
Mains electricity: content does not present mains wiring steps as definitive or safe to copy. Mains electrical work should be done by a qualified electrician following local wiring rules.
Health: content does not make medical or mental health treatment claims about light. See the disclaimer.
Affiliate links and independence
Some articles may contain affiliate links. They are disclosed, and a commission does not decide whether or how a product is covered. See the affiliate disclosure.