Each file below takes one trading platform and works through the same nine sections, so two names can be compared without rereading a whole page to find the relevant part. The heading of each file names the platform, and the verdict box at the top of it gives the short answer with the date of the last check.
Dates carry more weight here than conclusions. A check is a statement about one day, and a platform that names no company today may name one next month. When that happens we rewrite the file and record when it changed rather than patching a sentence and leaving the old date in place.
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Stake Maxalt 100: a word that promises yield and a record that holds none
The word stake carries an expectation of return for doing nothing. This file separates that expectation from what Stake Maxalt 100 actually states and from what the public record shows.
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Spike Nx Cipro: one name, several spellings, no named operator
Brands that circulate in several spellings are hard to search and easy to replace. This file records the claim behind Spike Nx Cipro and the result of looking for a company to attach it to.
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Spike +500 Amrix: the number in the name and what it is not
A figure printed inside a brand name looks like a specification and is usually not one. This file records what Spike +500 Amrix states, what it leaves undefined, and what the registers held.
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Slide +Lab Codrix: a laboratory claim with no laboratory on file
Calling a trading brand a lab borrows the authority of testing. This file asks who did the testing, where the results are published, and which company would answer for either.
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Sensor +Neo Codrix: what the promotion claims, what the record holds
The word sensor suggests a machine that detects something. This file asks what it is said to detect, who built it, and which of those two questions a public register can answer.
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Model Exorex 100: the claim, the check and the date
A product name with a number in it, a sign-up field and nobody willing to be named as the operator. This file records what Model Exorex 100 claims and what the public record returned.
