Contact

Email the editors at [email protected]. We read everything and reply to anything about the accuracy of a page.

What we can help with

• Something on a page looks wrong: tell us the page, what it says and what you think it should say. A link to a study or official guidance helps. Any resulting change to a rating, dose or safety flag is published in the corrections log.
• A source is missing or broken: every claim should trace to a numbered source you can open. If one doesn't, we want to know.
• An ingredient or problem we don't cover yet: suggestions shape what we research next.

What we can't help with

• Personal medical advice. We can't tell you whether a remedy is right for you, how it will interact with your medicines, or what dose to take. A pharmacist can, usually without an appointment.
• Product recommendations. We don't recommend brands or retailers, and we don't accept products for review.
• Advertising or sponsored content. Ads on the site are handled by our ad network, and we don't take sponsored content or paid placements. See our editorial stance.

If you feel unwell after taking a remedy, stop taking it and speak to a pharmacist, your GP or NHS 111. In an emergency call 999. In the UK you can report a suspected side effect of a herbal product to the MHRA through the Yellow Card scheme.