Our editorial process

How We Write This Stuff

Ok so, this page is a bit different. No products, no sales pitch. It's just a straight-up explanation of how we write the information you find here on pharmacyexpress-viagra.com. We think it's important you know.

The thing is, we're an online pharmacy. We sell medicines. That's our business, and this site is here to support that. So we wanted a seperate page to just lay out how the information part works.

Patient Leaflets & Official Data

Where does all this text come from? Basically, we don't invent anything. The core information on our product pages is based on publically available documents. These are the official papers that come with the medicine, written by the manufacturers and approved by regulators.

• The Patient Information Leaflet (PIL). That's the folded-up paper you find inside the medicine box. It's written for you, the patient.
• The Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC). This one is much more technical, and it's written for doctors and pharmacists.

And we always try to link to the specific sources we used right at the bottom of the page, so you can go check for yourself if you want to. It's all out there.

Reviewed Every 12-24 Months

Information changes. So, we have a process to keep pages up to date. The plan is to look over every page at least once every 12 to 24 months. Just to make sure nothing's gone stale.

But sometimes an update is triggered much faster. If there's a big safety announcement or a change in how a medicine is reccomended, we'll try to get that updated as soon as we can. It's an ongoing job, to be honest.

This Isn't a Doctor's Office

Let's be totally clear about one thing. As we said, we sell these medicines. And because of that, the information here has a commercial purpose. But it is not medical advice. Not even close.

Nothing you read on this site, or any site for that matter, can replace a proper conversation with a doctor or a pharmacist. They can diagnose you, they understand your personal medical history, and only they can give you a prescription. What does this mean for you? It means you should use this site for information, but always, always talk to a qualified professional before taking any new medication.

Spotted an Error? Let Us Know

We try our best, but mistakes can happen. Maybe we missed an update, or maybe there's just a simple typo. If you see something that looks wrong or out of date, please tell us, there should be a contact form or link somewhere on the site. Every report is taken seriously. And if we've made a mistake, we will correct it. It's as simple as that.