Medical Review Policy
Last updated: June 2025
Our Approach to Clinical Accuracy
GLP-1 Drug Tips is a patient-focused educational publisher, not a clinical practice or medical journal. We take accuracy seriously and follow clear sourcing standards to reduce the risk of publishing inaccurate health information.
How We Maintain Accuracy Without Fabricating Reviewers
We do not claim medical review by named individuals we cannot verify. Displaying a name and credentials next to content implies that specific person reviewed it. We will not make that representation unless it is accurate.
Instead, we maintain accuracy through:
- Primary sourcing: All clinical claims cite FDA, NIH, CDC, official prescribing information, or peer-reviewed literature.
- Scope discipline: We publish educational and practical information, not clinical recommendations. We stay within that scope.
- Explicit uncertainty: When guidance differs by specific medication, we say so and direct readers to their drug's official prescribing information.
- Correction process: We correct errors promptly when identified. See our corrections page.
What We Do Not Do
- Invent medical reviewers or display credentials of people who have not reviewed our content
- Make clinical treatment recommendations
- Provide emergency medical guidance without authoritative sourcing
- Apply a single drug's data to all GLP-1s without qualification
Reader Responsibility
This site provides general educational information. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified healthcare provider who knows your specific situation. Always consult your doctor, pharmacist, or healthcare team with questions about your medications.