Product education should be clear, factual, and modest about its limits. These standards describe how Shotz handles product claims, health context, sources, review, and corrections.
Published August 11, 2026
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Shotz content is written to explain the product and help people organize a medication routine. Product descriptions must reflect features that actually exist. Health-related context is included only when it is useful to that organizational purpose.
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Shotz does not publish diagnosis, treatment recommendations, dosing recommendations, or instructions for changing, delaying, skipping, or repeating a dose. Questions about a medication, symptoms, or an individual treatment plan belong with a qualified healthcare professional.
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When a page makes a medical or health factual claim, the preferred sources are primary, authoritative materials such as official prescribing information, regulator publications, and original clinical guidance from responsible public-health or professional bodies. Sources must directly support the visible claim and are cited where readers can inspect them.
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Published articles display a publication date. A substantive revision that changes the meaning, evidence, or practical usefulness of an article receives a visible updated date. Small spelling, formatting, or link fixes do not need a new update date.
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AI tools may assist with research organization, drafting, or editing. AI output is not treated as a source. A human remains responsible for checking product claims, verifying any cited sources, applying these standards, and approving the final page for publication.
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Readers can request a correction by emailing simon@shotzapp.app with the page URL and a concise description of the issue. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly; substantive changes receive an updated date or correction note when that context helps the reader.
Current review status
Shotz does not currently identify a qualified medical reviewer for its website content. Pages must not carry a “medically reviewed” label unless a named, qualified reviewer has reviewed the complete material.
Corrections & questions
Email simon@shotzapp.app with the page and the concern. Source suggestions are welcome, but every claim is checked before a change is published.
