How We Research & Verify Content

Our guides begin with the question a real cook would ask. We research each topic using authoritative sources — government agencies, regulators, peer-reviewed research, and recognised technical organisations. We distinguish general material facts (what titanium is, how it behaves) from Titan product-specific claims (what our specific pans do). Where a claim is product-specific, we state it as such.

We prioritise primary sources: government agencies (FDA, EPA, ECHA), regulators, peer-reviewed research, and recognised technical organisations. We do not cite another cookware retailer as scientific proof of a material or safety claim. Where a source is secondary, we trace it to its primary origin where possible. Sources are listed at the bottom of each article with publication and access dates.

Product-specific claims (heat distribution, food release behaviour, durability) are verified through hands-on testing by our team. We do not publish a performance claim we have not observed ourselves. Where a claim cannot be verified, we do not make it. Safety and regulatory claims are cross-referenced against the relevant authority before publication.

Each article is written by a member of our editorial team and reviewed before publication. Safety-critical and regulatory content undergoes an additional fact-check. Our author and reviewer information is displayed on each article. Where a qualified external reviewer has reviewed content, their name is credited.

If we discover a factual error in a published article, we correct it promptly and, where the error is substantive, add a correction notice explaining what changed and why. Minor typographical fixes do not trigger a correction notice. We do not silently rewrite the substance of an article without noting the update.

We review our guides periodically. When a material fact, regulation, or safety standard changes, we update the article and record the updated date. We do not change the updated date for minor typo fixes. The last fact-check date is shown on safety-critical articles.