Pharmapedia Pro

Advertising Policy

Pharmapedia Pro may display advertising to help cover the cost of running the site. This page sets out the rules we follow when advertising runs. Educational content is never written, selected, or ranked to please advertisers.

Advertising is not currently shown on this site. It is wired up to stay disabled until the site passes advertising-platform review and the required publisher credentials and visitor-consent configuration are in place. The rules below describe how advertising will operate if and when it is enabled.

1. Advertising is clearly distinguished from content

Adverts are presented in labelled ad units and marked as ads. They are visually and structurally separate from editorial content, and editorial pages are never disguised as advertising.

2. No influence on editorial content

Advertisers have no say over which medicines, protocols, or articles are published, how they are written, or where they appear. We do not publish paid placements that look like genuine editorial content, and we do not sell links or rankings.

3. Advertisers and medical claims

Advertisements on a health reference site are governed by the ad platform's own policies for regulated and health-related content. We do not endorse any advertised product or service, and an advert's presence must not be read as a recommendation.

4. No advertising on trust pages

Legal and trust pages — including this one, the privacy policy, terms of service, corrections, and contact — carry no advertising.

5. Third-party providers

Advertising is delivered by third-party networks (such as Google AdSense if enabled). These providers may use cookies or similar technologies; see the Privacy Policy for details.

6. Reserved ad space is not shown when advertising is off

Ad slots only ever render on pages that are eligible and only when advertising is enabled and consent has been given. Until those conditions hold, no ad space is reserved and no placeholder box is shown — pages simply have no advert. When an ad does run it is always labelled as an advertisement and never substitutes for or interrupts editorial content.