How do you make sure your cannabis articles are accurate?

We rely on peer-reviewed studies, authoritative guidelines, and a documented editorial process. Each article is fact-checked, and topics involving health or law receive expert review before publication.

How often do you update your guides and reviews?

High-impact pages have scheduled reviews (e.g., quarterly or semi-annual) and are updated sooner if important new research or regulatory changes appear.

Do you have conflicts of interest in product reviews?

We disclose any relationships and separate editorial decisions from revenue. See our detailed policy in How We Review Products.

Information You Can Trust at 420.place

At 420.place, we believe the right knowledge changes lives. We're not just another cannabis website--we're your trusted companion in understanding this remarkable plant.

Our Trust Framework

Peer-reviewed scientific sources. We prioritize systematic reviews, clinical trials, and reputable guidelines.
Expert medical and legal contributors. Articles pass medical and legal review when relevant.
Regular updates. We monitor new evidence and update key pages on a defined schedule.
Clear, easy-to-understand language. No jargon without a definition--see our Cannabis glossary.

Want the fine print? Read our full Editorial Standards and How We Fact-Check.

How an Article Gets Published

Research & drafting using high-quality sources (see "Sources We Trust" below).
Medical/legal review as appropriate--see our Medical & Legal Review Board.
Verification & citations following our Citation & Evidence Policy.
Plain-language edit so guidance is clear and accessible to beginners and experts alike.
Date-stamped publication & updates--see Research Updates.

What This Means for You

Clarity over hype. If claims are uncertain, we say so--no exaggeration.
Actionable safety cues. See our Responsible Use Guide.
Transparent reviews. Product picks disclose testing methods, affiliations, and any potential conflicts--see How We Review Products.

Sources We Trust (Examples)

We prefer peer-reviewed journals, systematic reviews, and major health bodies. You'll frequently see citations to:

Cochrane Library systematic reviews
PRISMA reporting standards for reviews
ICMJE recommendations for medical publishing ethics
PubMed/PMC for index and open-access research

For topic primers, explore our getting started series:

Keep Learning

Bookmark Research Updates for new evidence summaries.
Check your local rules in our Cannabis Laws by Country & Region guide.
New here? Start with the Editorial Standards and How We Fact-Check.