Editorial Policy

Research standard

We prefer primary sources: FDA warning letters, FDA drug labels for individual ingredients, and brand pages as statements of what the seller claims, not as proof those claims are true.

We do not publish invented star ratings or review schema without a real, attributable dataset. We do not invent forum quotes.

Editing and sourcing

Each page is edited for sourcing, medical-compliance boundaries (no implication that the compounded combination is FDA-approved as a finished drug), and clear internal links. A researcher byline is used; there is no fake physician persona.

Fact-heavy pages carry a last-verified date. Prices and formulas can change, so readers should still confirm details at checkout and on the pharmacy label.

Corrections

Email hello[at]medviquadreviews.com with a source URL. Material errors get a dated note on the page and an update to lastVerified.

Conflicts

Affiliate commissions create a conflict. We keep one primary offer URL per page family and still list cons, FDA letters, and cheaper generic alternatives in plain language.