Plain Jane Editorial Standards

Plain Jane publishes product education, shopping guides, and hemp-policy information for adults 21 and older. The Plain Jane Editorial Team is the organization responsible for maintaining this content.

How we create and review articles

We separate product facts from general education and legal information. Product availability, price, ingredients, cannabinoid results, and shipping eligibility can change, so readers should use the current product page, linked batch documentation, store policies, and checkout for a specific order.

For legal and regulatory articles, we prioritize statutes, regulations, government agencies, court materials, and other primary sources. We show a reviewed or updated date when timing matters and distinguish enacted rules from proposals. These articles provide general information, not legal advice.

For health and safety topics, we avoid diagnosing, treating, curing, or preventing disease. We use authoritative sources such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration when they are relevant. Readers should follow the product label and speak with a qualified healthcare professional about personal medical questions, medications, pregnancy, or adverse effects.

Authorship and accountability

“Plain Jane Editorial Team” identifies the company team that researches, writes, edits, and maintains an article. It is an organization, not a fictional individual. Historical staff usernames and publishing-account names do not represent public expert credentials and are not used as public-facing authorship claims.

Where an article requires a qualified individual reviewer, Plain Jane will identify that person only after confirming their name, role, relevant credentials, contribution, and public profile. We do not invent reviewer credentials or attribute work to someone who has not accepted responsibility for it.

Updates, corrections, and commerce

We review high-traffic and time-sensitive pages first. Material corrections should replace the inaccurate statement, preserve the relevant effective date, and link to the supporting source when practical. A product link may help readers find a current Plain Jane item, but it does not change the evidence standard for the surrounding article.

If you believe an article contains an error or a broken source, please contact Plain Jane with the page URL and the statement you want us to review.