Images and descriptions play different roles. A product photograph may make an entry easier to recognize, while a general research image sets a visual context. Neither supplies an unstated product attribute.
Cover the picture for a moment and read the record on its own. Note which details are actually written there, then return to the image without allowing visual expectations to fill the gaps.
Laboratory-themed imagery is not evidence of facilities, testing or a relationship with the pictured location. Keep the distinction between illustration and product information visible throughout the review.
Recognize the role
Ask whether an image depicts the entry or simply illustrates a research setting. Avoid attributing the surrounding scene to the source store.
Check the caption
Use accompanying text to understand the image context. Where that context is absent, do not present the picture as a documentary record.
Evidence matters
Consult peer-reviewed literature and institutional protocols. This site does not provide medical advice.