Editorial trust
Sources before claims
Trust comes from showing where information came from, explaining what review actually happened, and being honest about what this website cannot do.
Primary sources first
We prioritize public-health agencies, government departments, and established service providers. Each guide links to the original publisher so you can read the full context.
What ‘source checked’ means
A source check records that the link and its relevance were reviewed on the displayed date. It does not mean the guide was medically reviewed. We do not use that label without a real, authorized, qualified reviewer.
Clear editorial limits
We do not create dosing instructions, personalized risk scores, diagnosis tools, or claims that a product or behaviour makes substance use safe. General education is not a substitute for professional advice.
Publication controls
Draft, review, published, and archived states separate unfinished material from public information. Public guides are represented by reviewed site records while the editorial workflow is prepared.
Corrections and updates
When information changes, the relevant guide and checked date should be updated. General correction details can be sent through website chat; do not include personal health information or use chat for an emergency.
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