Editorial policy
The rules below are the reason this site can be trusted differently from the pages it competes with.
01
Facts come from documents
Approved uses, strengths, dosing, contraindications, interactions, warnings and side effects are reproduced from the approved product information and marked as such on the page. We do not paraphrase them into our own words, because paraphrasing a regulatory statement changes it.
Everything else, meaning comparisons, prices, the difference between an original and a generic, and how a prescription is obtained, is written by us and marked as written by us.
02
What is never published here
No claim that one medicine is better than another. The approved documents do not say that, and neither do we.
No invented medical reviewer, no invented testimonials, no invented case studies.
No links to sellers that dispense prescription medicine without a prescription, and no pages targeting searches for buying medicine without one.
No promise of a result, no before and after imagery, and no discount framing around a prescription medicine.
03
Corrections
If something on this site is wrong, write to us and it gets fixed, with the page's update date changed to reflect it. A reference that will not correct itself is not a reference.