The agent pulled the homepage in one fetch and got a detailed summary of the single EELAJ Kids product, pricing, and self-published comparison, but the product page returned HTTP 429 so the product and policy pages were never verified. The task was answered from the homepage alone, leaving the policy and product detail gaps the agent openly flagged.

• ›The homepage (/) carried nearly all the substance needed for the explanation: product, ingredients, pricing, audience, and the comparison claims, making it effectively agent-ready for this question.
• ›The product page /products/eelaj-kids returned 429 with Retry-After 60, so the agent could not confirm product-level details or policy pages (shipping, returns, legal notice).
• ›Important trust information (legal entity, company address, founder name, independent testing) is absent from the homepage and was not found on any reachable page, forcing the agent to report it as missing rather than fill it in.
• ›Several in-page links (/#produit, /#ingredients, /#histoire, /#questions) are anchors on the homepage, so the single fetch likely captured most content, but the agent did not verify them individually.
• ›The site's own comparison and review data are self-published and unverifiable, which the agent correctly flagged rather than presenting as fact.