Priority sources include regulatory labeling, major professional guidelines, government health resources, systematic reviews and peer-reviewed clinical studies. Secondary sources may be used for context but should not substitute for primary evidence when a specific medical claim depends on it.
Core standard
Medical content must remain useful even when the visitor never purchases anything. Search intent is answered first. Commercial paths are secondary and must not distort the treatment comparison.
What Realvigor will not do
- Invent clinical statistics or citations.
- Claim a medication is universally best.
- Tell a visitor to discontinue prescription treatment.
- Present an unreviewed article as medically reviewed.
- Create near-duplicate pages simply by swapping a keyword.