The agent could not access steriin.dk directly due to persistent HTTP 429 rate-limiting on every fetch attempt. It reconstructed a usable overview from web search results and Trustpilot reviews, but missed the site's own positioning pages and could not verify claims about burn time, container safety, or competitive differentiation.

• ›All three direct fetches to steriin.dk returned HTTP 429, making the site completely inaccessible via standard fetch. The agent correctly escalated to search rather than retry indefinitely.
• ›The search snippet indexed the site's product pages, shop structure, and contact info, but not the full About page or detailed positioning — the agent had only fragments from Google's cache/index.
• ›Two conflicting claims about burn time (12–15 hours per wick vs. up to 120 hours per 500 g) and container flammability ('non-flammable' vs. 'flammable') came from search snippets; the agent could not verify these against the canonical source.
• ›Customer review data came from Trustpilot (external third-party), not the site itself, and revealed real user friction (leaking bags, wrong wicks, delivery disputes) that the site's marketing does not surface.
• ›The agent explicitly acknowledged the answer's secondhand nature and identified three high-value pages it could not read (About, pricing details, terms), making the response transparent about gaps rather than speculative.