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Evidence and Claim Policy

This page is our claim ledger. Every metric we publish anywhere on the site should appear here with a definition, a source and a date. If a number you saw is not listed, treat it as unsupported and tell us.

FocusArx publishes a claim ledger: each public metric appears here with its definition, data source, sample size and review date. We do not publish ratings, user counts or improvement percentages we cannot source, and we do not make clinical or treatment claims.

How to read a claim here

Each entry states the number, exactly what is being counted, where the data comes from, how large the sample is, the period it covers, and when it was last reviewed. A claim without those five things does not belong on the site.

Claims we have removed

Earlier versions of this site carried an aggregate product rating in structured data and user-count figures in meta descriptions that we could not source to a review platform, a counting definition or a date. Unsubstantiated ratings in structured data also violate Google's review-snippet policy, which restricts self-serving reviews on your own product. Both have been removed.

They will come back only when there is a named platform, a review count and a date behind them.

What we do publish

Product-internal analytics — completion rates, session lengths, feature usage — when they come with a definition, a sample and a period. Those are labelled as FocusArx product data and are never presented as independent research.

External claims are attributed to their source, and we link to it. Where the evidence is thin or contested, we say so on the page rather than smoothing it out.

Claims we do not make

No medical, diagnostic or treatment claims, including for ADHD or any other condition. No user counts, ratings or testimonial quotes we cannot source. No invented studies, citations or competitor weaknesses. Where we cannot verify something, we say VERIFY and leave the gap visible.

Corrections

If you find a claim on this site that is wrong, unsourced or misleading, send it to us through the contact page and we will correct or remove it. Corrections are logged here with a date.

Sources and attribution
  • Google Search Central, 'Schemas: review snippet guidelines' — restrictions on self-serving reviews.

Last reviewed 2026-08-29.

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