Key takeaways
- Each page names its reviewer and the date it was last reviewed.
- Claims about the app are checked against the app. Claims about medicines are checked against the official label.
- Where a check is not done yet, the page shows a visible placeholder instead of a guess.
Roles
Clinical reviewer
A licensed clinician reads pages about medicines, side effects and labs for correctness and tone.
Dietitian reviewer
A registered dietitian reads pages about protein, water and food.
Pharmacy reviewer
A pharmacist reads pages about reconstitution, storage and syringes.
Editor
Writes and edits pages, and checks every claim about Reko against the app.
Community contributors
Readers who send corrections or questions that become pages. We credit them only if they ask us to.
The people
[Name]Clinical reviewer
[Short bio and credentials]
[Name]Dietitian reviewer
[Short bio and credentials]
[Name]Pharmacy reviewer
[Short bio and credentials]
[Name]Editor
[Short bio]
How a page is made
- Draft. The editor writes from primary sources: the product label, the published study, or the app itself.
- Check against the app. Every statement about what Reko does is tested in the app.
- Review. The relevant reviewer reads the page and marks changes.
- Publish. The page shows the reviewer's name and the review date.
- Re-check. Rules and labels change. Pages are re-read at least [review interval], and sooner when a label changes.
Our standards
- No invented figures, quotes or stories.
- No dose advice. Reko records what you decide.
- No payment from a medicine's maker influences a page.
- Corrections are made on the page and the review date is updated.
Send a correction or join in
If you spot a mistake, or want to contribute as a reviewer, write to [contact email].