Editorial Standards
Tu Mando publishes practical, respectful guidance for adults navigating intimacy, privacy, relationships, and product decisions. This page explains how our editorial work is created, reviewed, sourced, and corrected.
Who writes and reviews our guides
Tu Mando Editorial is the byline used for work developed and reviewed by our internal content team. We write for adults and favor plain language, mutual choice, privacy, and realistic everyday routines.
How we research
When an article includes a claim that can be checked, we prefer primary and authoritative sources such as government guidance, official schedules, peer-reviewed research, product instructions, and our verified store records. We link sources near the relevant article and distinguish evidence from interpretation.
We do not turn a single study into a universal rule. We state important limits—for example, when research was not conducted with couples, does not address a specific product, or shows an association rather than cause and effect.
Product accuracy
Product details are checked against the current Tu Mando catalog and verified product materials. We do not invent performance, health, safety, or compatibility claims. Product pages and instructions remain the source of truth for current specifications, charging, use, and care.
Commerce and recommendations
Tu Mando sells the products that may appear in our guides. We make that relationship clear by linking directly to Tu Mando product pages and by separating editorial guidance from product modules. A product link does not replace the article’s answer, and not every article needs a product recommendation.
Safety and scope
Our articles provide general information, not medical, legal, mental-health, or relationship counseling. Readers should use current product instructions and seek a qualified professional when an individual concern requires one.
Updates and corrections
We review time-sensitive links and product references when articles are updated. If a material factual error is found, we correct the article and update its modification date. Minor copy edits that do not change meaning may not receive a separate notice.
Our writing principles
- Answer the reader’s question before introducing products.
- Use specific examples instead of vague promises.
- Respect consent, privacy, different relationships, and different levels of interest.
- Use original framing and language rather than copying another publisher’s voice.
- Cite evidence where it materially supports a factual claim.
- Keep commercial links limited and relevant.
Questions about an article can be sent through our contact page.