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Users search this to understand product effects before buying. A short answer on the homepage is fine, while product-specific details belong on category and product pages.

This is a top trust query. Link this answer to your separate real-vs-fake and verification page so buyers can check seller and packaging details.

People asking this usually want trust signals before checkout. Link to your verification page, reviews page, and product categories.

This is a strong brand-intent query. Define the product line clearly and point users to carts, disposables, pods, and other categories on your site.

Use this answer to link to your main shop page and the most relevant categories so visitors can choose product type first.

This is a safety/trust question. Keep the answer focused on seller checks, packaging checks, and verification steps, then link to your trust page.

Use this answer to point users to your disposable category and your real-vs-fake page for verification steps.

Users search this to identify the product type before buying. A short answer belongs here, while item-level details belong on each product page.

Users want a quick estimate. Keep the answer general on the homepage and link to a product-type page for size-based comparisons.

Price varies by product type and size. Use this answer to link to your categories and pricing-focused pages.

This is stronger purchase intent than a broad price question. Link straight to your disposable category.

Users search this for quick setup help. Keep the answer short on the homepage and point to a device-use guide page.

Charging questions are common on product sites. Keep the answer clear and route users to device-specific support details.

Users search this when they are troubleshooting. A quick answer here can lower support messages and help users faster.

This is another intent-identification question. Keep the answer factual and short, then direct users to product details and verification resources.