No implied review
A page must not say medically reviewed unless a real, qualified reviewer has examined the relevant content.
When and how qualified review should be represented on health content.
A page must not say medically reviewed unless a real, qualified reviewer has examined the relevant content.
Reviewer identity, professional credentials, jurisdiction, and scope should be verified before display.
A medical reviewer checks medical accuracy and safety language; that does not mean they endorse a product.
Review dates should be shown, and significant content changes should trigger re-review.
Product reviews that have not received qualified medical review are clearly labeled ‘Not medically reviewed.’