Trust & accountability

Corrections Policy

How TrainingBras.com reviews, corrects and documents material errors in editorial, product and sizing information.

Accuracy really matters here, especially since brand sizing and product details can change. We welcome correction requests, and we treat a real factual fix differently from a routine editorial update.

What we'll correct

Factual errors, broken or outdated links to a brand's site, inaccurate product details, sizing we transcribed wrong, and wording that could mislead you about what a source actually says.

How we review a correction

We check it against the strongest source we can find. Brand-specific facts get checked against the brand's own documentation when we can get it. Anything health-related gets checked against real health sources — never retailer marketing.

When a correction actually changes something

If a correction changes what a page actually means — a size range, a construction detail, an important health-adjacent statement — we update the page right away and refresh its review date. Minor spelling or formatting fixes don't need a public note.

Product and sizing updates

Brand charts and products change over time. A newer, verified chart always replaces the older one. We don't keep showing outdated numbers as current once we know they've changed.

Report a problem

Use the Contact page and include the URL, what you think is wrong, and a source if you have one. You don't need a source for us to look into a credible report.

How we document corrections

When a correction changes a size range, product detail, or how we interpreted a source, the updated page gets a new review date. Where it's useful, we'll add a short note explaining what changed. Routine spelling and formatting fixes don't need a public log.

Related standards: Source Standards · Editorial Policy · Data Methodology