How This Site Is Written, Checked and Corrected

Last updated: 2026-11-06

Who produces this site

Every article and page on collagenyoung.com is produced by the Yukang Medicine Editorial Team, the in-house group responsible for this website. Team members work alongside our production, quality assurance and regulatory colleagues, which is the reason articles can describe what actually happens on a line rather than repeating generic industry phrasing.

We attribute content to the Editorial Team as an organisation. We do not invent individual author personas, professional titles, academic credentials or clinical experience, and we do not publish stock photographs of people presented as our staff. Where a page describes a manufacturing step, it describes a step we run; where it describes a market or a regulation, it is written from the primary text and attributed.

What we publish

Three kinds of content appear here. Product pages describe formulas we manufacture, with the specification data we hold for them. Capability pages describe our facility, quality system and commercial models. Articles explain manufacturing, labelling, logistics and market entry for brand owners who are evaluating a supplier or planning a launch.

We publish for a professional audience: brand owners, product developers, procurement and quality managers. Nothing on this site is medical advice, and no page recommends a supplement for the treatment, prevention or cure of a disease. Structure and function statements are written in the support-and-maintain register that US and EU rules require.

How facts are checked

Quantified claims about our own operation are limited to figures published in our company profile and repeated consistently across this site: the 10,000 m² cGMP cleanroom, ten automated production lines, 30+ R&D staff, 10,000+ stock formulas, and the milestone years shown on our About page. If a number is not in that set, it does not appear in an article.

Regulatory statements are checked against the primary text rather than secondary summaries — for the United States that means the FD&C Act and Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations, including the facility registration and cGMP provisions that apply to dietary supplements. Where we describe a market requirement, we say which market it applies to, because a claim that is routine in one country can be a violation in another.

Third-party data — market size, category growth, platform rankings — is attributed and dated at the point of use. We do not present someone else's market research as our own performance, and we do not convert an industry statistic into a claim about our factory.

What we will not publish

We do not describe our products as FDA approved, FDA certified or FDA registered products. FDA food facility registration applies to a facility; it is not an approval, certification or endorsement of any product, and no such thing exists for dietary supplements in the United States.

We do not claim a 100% pass rate, zero defects, a recall-free history or a market-leading position we cannot substantiate. We do not publish certificate numbers, issuing bodies or validity dates as marketing badges, because a certificate that expired is worse than no badge at all — the current set is released to brand partners under NDA instead.

We do not name customers, brands, contact details or order volumes without written permission. Buyer enquiries are used only to understand what the market asks, never quoted as testimonials with identifying detail.

Use of AI

Drafting and editing are assisted by AI tools. Every article is reviewed by the editorial team before publication, and any figure that appears in an article must be traceable to a source we hold — a specification, a regulation, a dated report or our own company profile.

AI is not used to generate author identities, customer testimonials, case studies, certificate claims or laboratory results. If a page cannot be supported by a document, it does not get published, regardless of how well it might rank.

Corrections and updates

If you find an error, email marketing@collagenyoung.com with the page URL and what is wrong. Factual corrections are made at the page level and the visible updated date changes; where a correction changes the substance of an article — a regulation, a limit, a lead time — we revise the text rather than appending a note at the bottom.

Articles are reviewed when a regulation changes, when our capability changes, or when a reader points out a problem. A page that has not been reviewed recently is not necessarily wrong, but it is not treated as current either: the date shown is the date of the last substantive edit, not the date of the last visit.

Independence and commercial disclosure

Editorial content is not for sale. We do not accept payment for placement in an article, for a mention in a comparison, or for a link. If we ever publish sponsored or partner content, it will be labelled as such at the top of the page rather than disclosed in small print.

Our commercial interest is obvious and worth stating: we would like brand owners reading this site to consider us as a manufacturer. That interest is why the rules above matter. A supplier that overstates a certificate wins one order and loses the account at the first audit.

Contact the editorial team

Corrections, source requests and questions about this policy: marketing@collagenyoung.com. Commercial enquiries should go through the contact page so they reach an account manager rather than the editorial inbox.

Corrections and source requests: qishengnan523@gmail.com. Commercial enquiries are better sent through the contact page.