How we create and update content
Home »Our editorial author prepares every article on KamaShop and builds it on named, checkable sources. Just as important is what we admit: Testovic writes the content as an editorial author without a documented health qualification, and we have documented no independent doctor or pharmacist review. We print that limit on the articles themselves, because trust starts with not pretending.
Who prepares the content
Testovic, our editorial author, writes and maintains the articles. The role is editorial, not medical: researching official sources, structuring answers clearly and keeping every statement inside documented facts. No independent medical reviewer currently takes part in the process, so this site claims no reviewer credential anywhere.
Which sources we accept
- European Medicines Agency (EMA) assessments for authorised medicines;
- public databases of national medicines authorities, for the registration and prescription status of specific products;
- national health-service patient-information pages, such as the NHS medicine pages, for plain-language explanations;
- peer-reviewed literature — for example PubMed records — when one specific study carries the point.
We link to the original source wherever a claim leans on it. We take regulatory status, composition and safety conclusions from authorities — never from adverts, forums or star ratings. For example, an approval claim always points to the authority that issued it.
Rules the content follows
- We tie every claim to a specific authorised medicine, not to a substance nickname or a product name.
- When the composition or registration of a product cannot be verified, the article says so in plain words.
- No diagnoses, no personalised dosing, and no instructions for getting around a prescription requirement.
- No invented experiences, reviewers, ratings or statistics.
- Humour never appears inside dosage, risk, contraindication, urgent-symptom or legal sections.
- Educational articles stay separate from shopping: no purchase prompts inside medical answers.
What we cannot verify
We have no laboratory. We cannot test what is inside a specific pack sold online, confirm a batch’s origin, or vouch for a seller’s stock. Articles therefore separate what regulators have assessed from what sellers declare, and they treat the gap honestly.
Updating and corrections
Articles carry the review date of their preparation, and official sources and links are re-checked before publication. If you spot an error or an outdated link, write to info@kamashop.io with the article name and the passage in question; confirmed corrections are made in the article itself.
Content and the shop
Product pages in the shop describe formats, labels and warnings — they do not give medical advice. Questions about your health belong with a doctor or pharmacist. Questions about an order, delivery, payment or return belong with our support team, and the background reading lives on the blog.