Hyperwolf Editorial Process
Hyperwolf is a California cannabis delivery retailer that also publishes cannabis education articles. Because we sell cannabis products, our editorial content may appear alongside product information and links to products sold through Hyperwolf. We aim to make that relationship clear and to keep factual education distinct from product promotion.
This policy applies to new and updated articles on the Hyperwolf blog from the effective date onward. Existing articles are reviewed under these standards and updated or removed when necessary.
Our Editorial Standards
Accuracy: We check factual claims against reliable sources and correct content when we identify an error.
Transparency: Articles identify their author and publication or update date. We disclose relevant commercial relationships when content mentions or links to products sold by Hyperwolf.
Clear evidence: We distinguish established findings from emerging, limited, or uncertain research. We do not present an individual experience, product description, or preliminary study as proof of a general health benefit.
Reader safety: We review content for information that could encourage unsafe or unlawful behavior.
Health and Cannabis Claims
We do not describe cannabis as a proven cure or treatment for a medical condition, or recommend it as a substitute for professional care. We do not publish unsupported claims about medical, mental-health, sexual-health, or other therapeutic benefits.
When an article discusses health or scientific research, we use reliable sources, explain relevant limitations, and avoid presenting uncertain findings as established facts. Content is informational and is not personalized medical advice.
Product Use and Drug Testing
Articles discussing cannabis products or consumption must be factual and safety-conscious. They must not encourage excessive or unsafe use or promise a particular effect.
We do not publish instructions or strategies for evading drug tests or other screening. Articles that discuss drug testing must remain general and must not explain how to defeat a test.
Sources and Research
Writers use sources appropriate to the subject, including peer-reviewed research, government and public-health publications, academic institutions, and regulatory information. Articles link to sources so readers can check the information themselves.
Product or industry sources may be used for product details or market information. They are not treated as independent medical evidence.
Product and Commercial Content
Hyperwolf sells cannabis products featured on its website. When an article discusses or links to those products, we disclose the relevant commercial relationship. Product descriptions must accurately reflect available product information and must not make unsupported health or performance claims.
Editorial Review
Articles follow this process:
- Topic review: An editor checks the topic, purpose, and potential health, safety, and policy concerns.
- Research and drafting: The writer gathers supporting sources and prepares the article.
- Editorial review: A reviewer checks accuracy, sources, framing, product disclosures, and compliance with this policy.
- Additional review: Health, medical, mental-health, sexual-health, or safety topics receive
- Publication and updates: Published articles display their publication date and, when revised, their updated date.
Existing Articles, Corrections, and Updates
Existing articles are reviewed against this policy. We substantially revise an article when it can be made accurate, useful, and responsible. We remove it when its purpose or framing cannot be brought into line with these standards. We do not rely on minor wording changes when the underlying issue remains.
To report an error or request a correction, contact us through our Contact page. We review reports and correct verified errors. Significant corrections or updates are identified on the article.
Publisher and Author Information
Hyperwolf provides company and contact information on its About Us page and Contact page. Blog articles display author names and publication dates.
Disclaimer
Hyperwolf articles provide general information and are not medical advice. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Readers should consult a qualified healthcare professional about personal health decisions and follow applicable laws and safety guidance.
Contact
For questions, corrections, or feedback about our editorial process, contact Hyperwolf through our Contact page.
Before publishing: Add the actual effective date and real names and roles for editorial oversight. I could verify the site’s About Us and editorial pages, but not the names or responsibilities of an editorial board or the qualifications of medical reviewers. Don’t publish those details until Hyperwolf confirms them. Google’s manual-action guidance asks for evidence of changed editorial practices, including editorial guidelines and an editorial board with a history of improved practices. support.google.com
One more point: the site’s blog includes dose-related and health-related topics, so those articles need an actual content review as well as this policy update. A revised policy page by itself does not show that those articles have been corrected or removed.