Corrections Policy
Last updated: July 2026
We take accuracy seriously in both sections of MedicationHow2, though the process looks a little different for each given how each database was built.
Medication Guide
Because this section's database was built with AI assistance and has not been individually verified against an authoritative clinical source, we rely heavily on reader reports to catch and fix errors. We take these reports seriously, especially where a dosing figure may be involved.
How to report an error
Email us at medicationhow2@gmail.com or use our contact page. Please include the medication name and, where possible, a source (such as official prescribing information or a pharmacist reference) supporting the correction.
How corrections are handled
Naming and classification corrections — drug name spelling, brand name, or class corrections are made directly once confirmed. Dosing corrections — reports involving a dosing figure are prioritized and cross-checked where possible before the entry is updated.
We can correct information on this website. We cannot provide personalized medical advice about your own situation — for that, please contact a pharmacist or physician directly.
Vitamin Guide
We take accuracy seriously, especially given the health-related nature of this section's content. If something is wrong, we want to fix it quickly.
Reporting an error
If you spot an inaccurate function description, an incorrect food source, a chemical name that doesn't look right, or any other factual error, email us at medicationhow2@gmail.com with the entry name and what you believe the correct information is. If you can point to a reputable source (a peer-reviewed study, a government health agency, or a recognized medical reference), that helps us verify the correction faster.
How we correct errors
Once a correction is verified, we update the database entry or article directly. For substantive changes, we note the update and the date it was corrected.
Reporting a safety concern
If you believe any entry could be mistaken for medical advice, or could mislead someone about a supplement's safety, please flag it immediately. We treat safety-related reports as a priority, not a routine correction.
Response time
We aim to review correction reports within a few business days — sooner for reports involving dosing information or a safety concern.