Clinical pages are checked against the product monograph.

Four of our guides make clinical statements: how the generic compares with Ozempic, side effects, the Apo-Semaglutide product page and generic Wegovy. Each of those needs a licensed Canadian pharmacist to check every dose, indication, warning and interaction statement against the Health Canada product monographs before we can call it reviewed.

Until a review has actually happened, those pages say "Pharmacist review pending" in the byline and their structured data carries no reviewer. When a review is done, the page shows the reviewer's name, licence and the review date, all switched on together from one record. We do not show a review badge for a review that has not taken place, on any page, ever.

The clinical pages are still sourced line by line in the meantime: every health statement cites the product monograph, Health Canada or a peer-reviewed paper, and none of them gives personal dosing advice.