Corrections

Every substantive correction is recorded here, with the date and what changed.

What counts

Logged: a regulatory requirement stated incorrectly, a jurisdiction wrongly attributed, a figure misattributed to a source type, a description of what a repair involves that is wrong, or advice reversed.

Not logged: typographical fixes and clarified wording that does not change meaning.

The kind most likely to arise

Regulatory drift.

Requirements are amended and scoring methodologies revised, and the label pages are the ones most likely to go stale.

Every such claim here carries its regulation number, which means a reader can check the source and tell us what has changed.

The correction most wanted

A repair that went differently from how a page describes it.

What the quote was, what was fitted, what worked afterwards — particularly where a page here was wrong about what a repair involves or costs.

And any case where a stated entitlement was refused, which is the direction this site cannot observe on its own.

About the removed material

The previous content of this domain — affiliate reviews of gadgets and dietary supplements, including material addressed to people with diabetes — was removed in full rather than corrected.

The reasons are on the about page. The old addresses return a gone response, and nothing here draws on any of it.

The log

No corrections have been logged yet. This site is new in this form, and an empty log means only that.