Editorial policy

Sourcing

• Medicine information is anchored to the official UK patient information leaflet and regulator publications from the MHRA, with NHS pages linked for condition context. Guides say plainly when something is a prescriber decision rather than a rule the reader can apply alone.
• Prices and offers come from provider websites directly, checked against the page a customer would order from. Every price page carries a visible last checked stamp, and the full method is documented on how iGovy checks prices.
• Pharmacy legitimacy is verified against the official GPhC register before listing, per the GPhC verification methodology.

Independence

iGovy does not sell, prescribe or dispense medicines. Price tables rank by checked price only. Some outbound links support the upkeep of the site at no cost to you. They never change a ranking, never gate a listing and are never accepted as payment for coverage. The network also pledges 20 percent of profits to health charities, set out on the charity pledge page.

Checking and corrections

Pages carry their own last checked stamps and are rechecked on a rolling basis, with pricing pages checked most frequently. Mistakes get fixed, visibly and quickly: if you spot an incorrect price, a broken code or an inaccurate statement, use the site contact route and it will be verified against the source and corrected. Where a correction is material to a decision a reader might have made, the fix is noted on the page rather than silently applied.

Boundaries

Nothing on iGovy is medical advice, and no page will ever tell you to start, stop or change a prescription only medicine outside what the official leaflet says. Those decisions sit with prescribers. Content covering safety, such as the side effects guide and fake pharmacy checklist, is there to get you to the right professional or regulator faster, not to replace them.