Editorial Policy

This Editorial Policy explains how Magicine Pharma produces the health and medicine content you see on our website — including medicine detail pages, health blogs, and author or reviewer profiles.

Our goal is to help you make informed decisions with clear, accurate, and easy-to-understand information. This policy applies to all English-language editorial content published on magicinepharma.com.

Magicine Pharma content is for general information only. It does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for personal medical decisions.

Like leading health platforms, Magicine Pharma attributes medicine and health content to named experts — so you can see the qualifications behind every “Written by” and “Reviewed by” credit.

Our editorial roster below is loaded from Magicine’s Medical Affairs profiles. Tap a card to open the full credential page.

On medicine pages you will see these experts credited as “Written by” and “Reviewed by”. Profile URLs stay at /author and /reviewers so search engines can link the PDP MedicalWebPage (not Product) to the same Person entities.

E-commerce information — such as pricing, availability, shipping, returns, and checkout — is governed separately by our Terms & Conditions, Shipping Policy, and Return & Refund Policy.

Magicine editorial content is produced by qualified medical writers and reviewed by licensed healthcare professionals before publication.

When you see “Written by” or “Reviewed by” on a medicine page, you can tap the profile to learn more about that author or reviewer’s qualifications.

We rely on credible sources, including but not limited to:

Authors must not copy content verbatim from third-party sites without permission and proper attribution. Marketing claims that cannot be substantiated are not permitted.

When scientific consensus is evolving, we aim to reflect uncertainty clearly rather than overstate benefits or understate risks.

Medicine and health information can change. We review editorial content on a scheduled basis and sooner when:

Each policy page shows a “Last updated” date. Material changes to medicine pages may also be reflected when product data is refreshed in our catalog systems.

If content describes uses, side effects, or interactions, it is a general summary — not instructions tailored to you. Always follow your doctor’s advice and the label on your medicine pack.

Our editorial team is separate from sales and marketing. Product availability, pricing, and promotional campaigns do not determine what medical facts we publish.

Authors and reviewers must disclose relevant financial or professional relationships that could influence their work. Magicine Pharma does not pay healthcare professionals to endorse specific medicines in editorial content.

We welcome corrections. If you believe any content is inaccurate, outdated, or unclear, please contact us with the page URL and a short description of the issue.

Confirmed errors are corrected as soon as practicable. Significant corrections may be noted in our internal audit trail for transparency.

We design content to be readable on mobile devices first — with clear headings, adequate spacing, and plain English.

Storefront policies and editorial content are published in English. We avoid unnecessary jargon; when medical terms are required, we explain them in context where possible.