Disclosure
How product recommendations work.
Vegan Viviendo does not treat a product as proven just because it is vegan, popular, or linkable. Recommendations need a clear reason, a current check, and honest limits.
No invented testing.
Vegan Viviendo should not say a product was tested, taste-tested, lab-tested, worn, used long-term, or personally reviewed unless that actually happened and the page says so plainly.
If a page is based on labels, official product information, brand answers, reader reports, or general category knowledge, it should say that instead of implying hands-on experience.
What a strong recommendation explains.
A product does not belong on a page just because it is vegan or linkable.
Problem solved
What real situation does it help with?
Vegan clarity
What supports the vegan status: label, certification, official page, material listing, ingredient list, or brand answer?
Use case
Who is it good for, and when would something else be better?
Limits
What still needs checking: formula, region, price, availability, material, sizing, comfort, durability, or date?
Products change.
Product formulas, materials, suppliers, certifications, labels, menus, prices, and availability can change. A page can be clear without being permanent proof.
Before buying, check the current label, product page, store listing, menu, material description, or brand answer when the decision matters.
Affiliate links.
Some product links may be affiliate links. Affiliate links may support the site, but they do not replace the recommendation standard.