How SmashMeals researches, reviews and corrects content

This policy explains what our pages can help you decide, where the supporting information comes from, and what we do when a fact changes or an error is reported.

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Know what you are reading

Current menu and product labels control prices, availability, serving information, ingredients and allergens. Educational guides explain general food-planning ideas, not medical advice or an individual treatment plan. Company claims should be based on current records; testimonials do not prove a health result.

How SmashMeals selects evidence

We match the source to the claim: government and public-health sources for labeling and safety context, relevant professional guidance, peer-reviewed research, and current first-party operational records for SmashMeals facts. None of the external sources certifies or endorses SmashMeals.

References used in health-adjacent content

Author, reviewer and correction standards

We do not invent author names, professional credentials, reviewer approvals, customer stories or expert quotations. Clinical review is not universal. A page should name an actual credentialed reviewer only when that person contributed. Automation and drafting tools are not evidence sources or professional reviewers.

To correct a page, contact SmashMeals with the exact URL, the statement in question and a supporting source. Do not submit medical records or full payment-card numbers. Current meal details should always be checked against the live menu and the exact label.

Editorial policy questions

Who writes SmashMeals website content?

SmashMeals publishes its own company, ordering, menu and educational content. A page should identify a named author when a byline is relevant. We do not invent authors, credentials, expert quotes, customer stories or reviewers.

Is every health-related article reviewed by a clinician or dietitian?

No. We do not imply universal clinician review. If a registered dietitian, physician or other credentialed professional materially contributed to or reviewed a page, that person and credential should be identified on the page. Otherwise, the content remains general education from SmashMeals.

Is SmashMeals content medical advice?

No. Website content cannot diagnose, treat, prescribe or replace guidance from a physician, pharmacist, registered dietitian, bariatric team or other qualified professional who knows the individual.

Where do current meal details and prices come from?

The live ordering menu and the exact meal label are the decision sources for the current item, price, ingredients, nutrition information, allergens, availability and fulfillment choices. Articles and landing pages may explain how to compare options, but they do not override those current records.

How can I report an error?

Send the page URL, the exact statement you believe is wrong or outdated, and any supporting source to lew@smashmeals.com. Do not send private medical information or full payment-card numbers.

Does SmashMeals use automated or AI-assisted drafting tools?

Drafting, analysis and automation tools may assist the publishing process. They are not treated as sources, experts or reviewers. Source-sensitive facts still need a verifiable record, and unsupported claims should not be published.

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