Health Secret Guides
Evidence architecture

Evidence & Source Standards

Direct answer: Medication claims are supported first by current prescribing information, government or major clinical guidelines, and peer-reviewed evidence. Manufacturer pages are used for package, access, or savings details, not as proof that a drug is medically superior.

Source hierarchy

  1. FDA prescribing information, safety communications, and DailyMed labeling.
  2. Major professional guidelines and public-health sources such as CDC, ACOG, ASRM, AUA, and The Menopause Society.
  3. Peer-reviewed systematic reviews, guidelines, and major trials when needed.
  4. Manufacturer sources only for package details, official savings programs, or access logistics.

Changing facts

Drug labels, generic launches, insurance rules, coupon programs, and guideline recommendations can change. Pages carry a last-reviewed date and should be refreshed when a material change occurs.

What we do not fabricate

No fake doctors, fake reviewers, fake patient testimonials, fake insurance coverage, fake average drug prices, invented success rates, or invented ratings are used.