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Contact
Send corrections, article questions, affiliate enquiries or privacy requests.
For corrections, reader questions, affiliate enquiries, privacy requests or legal-page questions, email info@spfedit.co.uk.
What to include
- The article URL if your question relates to a guide.
- The product name and country if a label or retailer page has changed.
- The retailer page if the question relates to an affiliate link.
- A short description of the issue, correction or partnership enquiry.
Corrections
If a label has changed, a link is broken, a guide is unclear or a product page no longer matches the article, send the URL and a short explanation. SPF Edit prioritises corrections that affect reader decisions: directions, ingredient lists, water resistance, pack size, availability or disclosure clarity.
Affiliate and commercial enquiries
Affiliate enquiries are welcome when they fit the site niche: sunscreen, pharmacy skincare, sensitive-skin products, beauty retail, personal care or travel SPF. Commercial contact does not guarantee coverage or a recommendation.
What SPF Edit cannot do
SPF Edit cannot provide personal medical advice, diagnose skin conditions, prescribe treatment, confirm whether a product is safe for a specific medical situation or replace professional advice.
Response expectations
SPF Edit is a small editorial site, so replies are handled by priority rather than by a public support queue. Corrections that may change a reader decision are reviewed first: ingredient-list changes, SPF/UVA wording, broken retailer links, misleading availability, incorrect pack size or a disclosure issue.
General product questions are welcome, but the reply may point back to a relevant guide rather than provide an individual recommendation. Please avoid sending sensitive medical details. If your question involves a reaction, diagnosis, medication or a personal medical situation, the appropriate route is a qualified professional, not an editorial website.
Partnership enquiries
Useful commercial enquiries are specific. Include the retailer, product category, country, affiliate network if relevant and the type of page you think fits. SPF Edit is most interested in sunscreen, pharmacy skincare, sensitive-skin products, personal care, travel SPF and retailer categories that help readers compare real options.