Source hierarchy
For medicine safety, dosing, contraindications and approved-use context, the site prioritizes primary prescribing information and official regulator or medicine-label sources. For brand composition and manufacturer identity, the site uses the manufacturer's own published product information where available.
Brand facts vs. active-ingredient facts
Brand information and clinical information are not treated as interchangeable. A tadalafil prescribing label can support clinical statements about tadalafil, but it is not used to imply that Vidalista is approved by the same regulator or in every market.
Medical review claims
The site will not display “medically reviewed by” unless a real, qualified reviewer has actually reviewed the content and the site can truthfully identify that reviewer and review date. No fabricated doctor names, credentials or review badges are permitted.
Reviews and ratings
The site accepts reader-submitted ratings only when they include a display name and written review. Reviews are moderated for spam, duplication, personal data, abuse, irrelevance and unsafe medical instructions; a positive or negative rating is not, by itself, a reason for rejection. The site does not manufacture testimonials, preload vote counts, import ratings from other websites, or offer undisclosed incentives. Published reviews are clearly distinguished from clinical evidence.
Commercial content
The core site is informational and does not offer a pharmacy checkout. Price and availability sections are written to answer search intent without pretending that one global price or regulatory rule applies everywhere.
Updates and corrections
Material factual errors should be corrected promptly. The modified date should change only when meaningful content changes. Sitemaps and IndexNow submissions should reflect genuine updates rather than artificial freshness.
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