Accuracy and corrections

Corrections Policy

Last reviewed: July 31, 2026

Accuracy matters. ProxVela reviews specific, verifiable correction requests and updates material errors transparently.

What qualifies as a correction

A correction addresses a factual error, outdated material fact, incorrect price or plan description, broken attribution, mislabeled image, or statement that no longer reflects the product.

What is not automatically a correction

Differences of opinion, requests to remove documented disadvantages, requests to increase a score, marketing preferences, and unsupported claims do not automatically require a change.

How to submit a correction

Use the contact form and provide the page URL, exact statement, requested correction, supporting source, and the date the source was checked.

How changes are recorded

Small spelling or formatting fixes may be made silently. Material factual corrections may include an update note or changed date. Significant changes to verdicts or scores should be explained in the article.