# QA — s01 (stage: final) 0 fatal, 8 major, 0 minor, 0 cosmetic (cosmetic = a viewer cannot see it at full speed) | At | Kind | Severity | Notice | What | |---|---|---|---|---| | 13.8s | speech | major | ? | brand said as "every" instead of "Liverty" | | 22.1s | speech | major | ? | brand said as "every" instead of "Liverty" | | 40.7s | speech | major | ? | brand said as "every" instead of "Liverty" | | 60.9s | speech | major | ? | brand said as "Liberty" instead of "Liverty" | | 61s | wrong-product | major | 2 | Overlayed product bottle has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of the correct 'Phoilex' from the reference. The label text is legible, this product graphic is clearly displayed on screen. | | 70.5s | speech | major | ? | brand said as "Liberty" instead of "Liverty" | | 81s | wrong-product | major | 2 | Overlayed product demonstration bottle (showing dropper use) has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of correct 'Phoilex'. Label text is legible on the product graphic. | | 107s | wrong-product | major | 2 | Final closing overlay product bottle has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of correct 'Phoilex'. Label text is legible on this end-card product graphic. | ## What the video says This is the worst thing you can put on an eczema flare. And what to put on it instead? Using a Ceri cream is the best way to clear eczema when a flare starts, right? Wrong. Okay, so a thicker moisturizer it is? Nope. Wait, are you saying I'm building the next flare every time I treat one? Exactly. If you're reaching for the cream with raw cracked patches, weeping skin, or an itch that wakes you up, you're leaving your eczema active every single week. This isn't just a bad flare, it's a ticking time bomb. Keep treating it this way, and you'll end up on the steroid treadmill. Thinning skin and maybe even withdrawal. When you only treat the patch you can see, the surface clears, the skin underneath stays reactive, and the next flare gets built. This untreated stretch called the clear week gap happens every month, and the longer it continues, the worse your flares become. The solution? Treat the clear weeks to keep your skin settled and your flares far apart. But steric creams fail miserably. They clear, wear off, and quit by the week's end, leaving your clear weeks untreated and making the next flare worse. After years of research, we finally cracked the code. We built Liberty Dynamic Drops using six plants in MCT oil, a breakthrough system designed by top dermatologists to close the clear week gap while your skin looks calm. Liberty Dynamic Drops work right through the clear weeks, keeping your skin settled between flares, stopping the next flare at its root. And unlike a Steri Cream, it keeps working all month, thanks to one dropper under your tongue. No tapering, no rebound. Here's what happens when you use it. Night 1, you sleep without scratching. Week 1, the itch settles down. Week 8, you say goodbye to the flare cycle for good. 92% of users reported immediate relief. you. If your flares are gone, we'll refund you. No questions asked. Stop suffering. Fix it before it's too late. Click below to get 50% off plus free shipping today. ## The reviewer, in full ``` [ {"t": 61, "kind": "wrong-product", "notice": 2, "severity": "major", "what": "Overlayed product bottle has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of the correct 'Phoilex' from the reference. The label text is legible, this product graphic is clearly displayed on screen."}, {"t": 81, "kind": "wrong-product", "notice": 2, "severity": "major", "what": "Overlayed product demonstration bottle (showing dropper use) has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of correct 'Phoilex'. Label text is legible on the product graphic."}, {"t": 107, "kind": "wrong-product", "notice": 2, "severity": "major", "what": "Final closing overlay product bottle has the vertical brand name misspelled as 'Pnolle' instead of correct 'Phoilex'. Label text is legible on this end-card product graphic."} ] ```