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Two of these classes are among the most heavily marketed drug categories in the world, so who pays for what on a site that indexes them is the first question worth asking. Nobody pays for anything here, and this page says what would have to appear on the page if that changed.
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Citing a record is not an endorsement by the body that published it. The National Library of Medicine, the FDA, Europe PMC and the public trial registry do not operate this site, have not reviewed it and do not endorse it.
Nothing is sold here
Nothing is sold through this site. No substance, product or service is offered here, no order is taken here, and no transaction happens here. There is no basket, no price, no stock, no supplier directory and no route to obtain any substance. No page recommends a vendor, ranks one, or points a reader at one.
Paid placement and affiliate links
As this site is published there are no affiliate links on it and no paid placements. Every outbound link in an editorial block points at a public scientific or regulatory database, carries rel="nofollow", and earns nothing. No payment has been taken for any link, mention, inclusion or ordering anywhere on the site.
The site is built to be able to carry clearly labelled sponsorship, and if that ever happens it is labelled rather than left for a reader to work out. A paid placement renders a visible Sponsored label, carries rel="sponsored", sits in a declared block below the content, never appears above the first content, never appears inside a sources block, and is capped at two per page. Those are generator rules enforced at build time, not promises in prose.
What payment could never touch
No payment decides which records are cited, what a page says about them, which compounds are covered, how any value is derived, or the order of anything on a page. A sponsored placement is an advertisement in a labelled slot and nothing else. It is not a recommendation, not a ranking and not an endorsement.
How these pages are made
The pages are generated programmatically from a structured dataset of public records, then checked against those records. No fact, number, sequence, identifier or citation on the site is model-written: every one of them resolves to a named public record held elsewhere, and a citation that does not resolve fails the build. Prose that frames and connects those records is written against them and checked against them.
That is disclosed here because a reader deciding how much weight to give a page is entitled to know how it was produced, and because no human expert reviewed it.
Corrections
A page is wrong if it does not match the record it cites. When that is found, the page is corrected against the record. An upstream record that changes after retrieval is not an error here: the retrieval date is printed, and the record at source is the current authority.