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> Absent specific information to the contrary, I typically trust the manufacturer's recommendation; they are certainly able to make a better informed guess than
by bmacho 2y ago
> Absent specific information to the contrary, I typically trust the manufacturer's recommendation; they are certainly able to make a better informed guess than I am.
This works the other way too: if you have information about the aging of the product because you tried it out one time, then you can pretty much just ignore what the manufacturer says.
- vasco 2y agoTerrible advice, production method or ingredients might change, you might be wrong, your one sample may be poorly measured. Read the label.
- ThunderSizzle 2y agoThe label can also be wrong. Just because someone stamped a product with something doesn't make it a fact. It's just the manufacturer's opinion on the matter, and their opinion may be or may not be credible like every other source of information. Just because they appear authority-like does not make their opinion more valid.