Editorial policy
Sources
Every article lists at least three sources: clinical guidelines, peer-reviewed research, FDA Philippines advisories or named price lists. See our main sources.
Prices
Every peso figure comes from one dated price list, with the provider and source named. Prices are re-checked every quarter, and USD figures use a fixed rate of 60 pesos to the dollar for comparison only.
Prescription medicine
We write disease education, not drug promotion. Generic names come first, brands second. We do not rank prescription brands, and we never publish dosing protocols or self-injection instructions: those decisions belong to your doctor.
Supplements
We only list food supplements registered with FDA Philippines. No supplement treats low testosterone or erectile dysfunction, and we never say otherwise.
Affiliate and referral links
Some links may earn us a fee. That never decides what we recommend, and we never accept payment from sellers of prescription products.
Corrections
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Educational information only, not medical advice. Testosterone is a prescription medicine in the Philippines: talk to a licensed doctor before starting, stopping or changing any treatment.