PillZet Editorial Policy
Effective Date: 01/03/2026
Last Updated: 01/03/2026
1. Purpose of Editorial Content
PillZet provides healthcare and medicine-related information strictly for educational and informational purposes. Our content is intended to support awareness and understanding and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
2. Regulatory Framework Followed (India)
All editorial content published on PillZet complies with applicable Indian laws and guidelines, including but not limited to:
- Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
- Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945
- Pharmacy Act, 1948
- Information Technology Act, 2000
- Guidelines issued by CDSCO and State Drug Authorities
- Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) guidelines
- Telemedicine Practice Guidelines (where applicable)
3. Content Creation Standards
Editorial content is prepared by qualified healthcare content professionals with backgrounds in pharmacy, medicine, or life sciences.
Information is written in clear, accurate, and non-misleading language, avoiding exaggerated, promotional, or unverified claims.
Content strictly avoids:
- Encouragement of self-medication
- Misrepresentation of prescription medicines
- Promotion of prohibited, restricted, or Schedule X drugs
4. Medical Review & Verification
All medical and pharmaceutical content is reviewed and validated by licensed healthcare professionals, including:
- Registered Pharmacists (India)
- Licensed Clinical Pharmacologists
- Other qualified medical experts, where required
Prescription-related information is reviewed with strict adherence to Indian drug and pharmacy regulations.
5. Prescription Medicines Disclaimer
Information related to prescription medicines is provided solely for educational awareness.
Purchase or consumption of prescription medicines requires a valid prescription issued by a Registered Medical Practitioner (RMP).
PillZet does not promote misuse, reuse, alteration, or unauthorized sharing of prescriptions.
6. Sources & Evidence
Editorial content is developed using authoritative and evidence-based references, including:
- CDSCO and Government of India publications
- Standard pharmacology and medical textbooks
- Peer-reviewed medical and scientific journals
- World Health Organization (WHO) and recognized public health institutions
7. Editorial Independence & Ethics
Editorial decisions are independent of commercial, seller, or advertiser influence.
No pharmaceutical company, seller, or advertiser can influence editorial outcomes.
Any potential conflicts of interest are identified and addressed transparently.
8. Prohibition of Medical Advice
PillZet does not provide personalized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Users are strongly advised to consult a registered medical practitioner or licensed pharmacist for any health-related decisions.
9. Content Review, Updates & Accuracy
Editorial content is periodically reviewed and updated to align with:
- Changes in Indian drug and healthcare laws
- Updated clinical guidelines and best practices
- Drug safety alerts, advisories, and recalls
Corrections are implemented promptly if inaccuracies or outdated information are identified.
10. User Feedback & Corrections
Users may report concerns, inaccuracies, or feedback through PillZet’s official support channels.
All feedback is reviewed by the editorial and medical review team, and corrective action is taken where necessary.
11. Compliance with Ethical Advertising
PillZet avoids misleading claims, exaggerated benefits, or unapproved indications in all editorial content.
All communications adhere to ethical healthcare advertising and communication standards applicable in India.
12. Commitment to Patient Safety
Patient safety, regulatory compliance, transparency, and ethical responsibility form the core pillars of PillZet’s editorial practices.