Editorial Policy
Transparency and accuracy are the foundation of Calc Labz. This policy describes how we create, review, and maintain our calculators and educational content.
Our Editorial Principles
- Accuracy First: Every formula we implement is sourced from established references — textbooks, government publications, peer-reviewed research, or industry standards.
- Transparency: We document the methodology behind every calculator. You should always be able to understand how your result was computed.
- No Conflicts of Interest: We do not accept payment from financial institutions, insurance companies, or healthcare providers to influence our calculator results or recommendations.
- User-First Content: Our guides and blog posts are written to educate, not to drive affiliate revenue or sell products. We do not use clickbait or misleading claims.
How We Build Calculators
- Research: We identify the standard formula or methodology for the calculation from authoritative sources.
- Implementation: A developer implements the calculation logic in JavaScript, ensuring edge cases are handled correctly.
- Testing: Each calculator is tested against known reference values. For financial calculators, we compare outputs with bank calculators and published amortization tables. For health calculators, we validate against published clinical tools.
- Documentation: We write clear explanations of what the calculator does, who it is for, the formula used, worked examples, common mistakes to avoid, and FAQ answers.
- Review: Content is reviewed for accuracy and clarity before publication.
Sources We Reference
Our calculators and content reference the following types of sources:
- Finance: Income Tax Department of India published tax slabs and circulars, RBI master circulars, SEBI guidelines, published bank interest rates
- Health: Peer-reviewed research papers, WHO guidelines, formulas from established medical literature (e.g., Harris-Benedict equation, Mifflin-St Jeor equation, Devine formula)
- Education: University grading policies, UGC guidelines, published exam patterns
- Engineering: Standard engineering reference materials, IS codes (Bureau of Indian Standards), established physics equations
Updates & Corrections
We review and update our calculators regularly, particularly when:
- Tax slabs or government scheme rates change (typically after Union Budget announcements)
- Users report potential errors
- New research updates a health or science formula
Every calculator page displays a “Last updated” date. If you find outdated information, please contact us and we will prioritize a review.
YMYL Content Standards
We recognize that many of our calculators fall under Google’s “Your Money or Your Life” (YMYL) category. For these pages, we apply heightened editorial standards:
- Finance calculators include explicit disclaimers that results are estimates and should not replace professional financial advice
- Health calculators include medical disclaimers and recommend consulting healthcare professionals
- All YMYL pages display methodology notes explaining exactly how results are computed
- We avoid making unverifiable claims about returns, health outcomes, or legal interpretations
Content We Do Not Create
Calc Labz does not:
- Generate content using AI without human review and fact-checking
- Publish fake testimonials, fabricated statistics, or invented regulatory claims
- Use keyword stuffing or manipulative SEO techniques
- Accept sponsored content or paid reviews that are not clearly disclosed
Author & Editorial Team
Calc Labz is maintained by Sagar Sahni and a small editorial team. For questions about our editorial standards, content corrections, or methodology inquiries, contact us at sagarsahni69@gmail.com.
Last updated: April 13, 2026