Sources you can follow
We use public patient information, clinical guidance, official medicines information and publications from regulators. Each knowledge article links to its sources. Each article shows when its sources were last checked. Sources may change afterwards; check the linked original for the latest version.
Information and individual care
Our articles provide general information and questions to ask. They do not predict your results or establish whether treatment is appropriate for you. The guide summarises the support and appointment preferences you state. It does not assess your health or select a medical treatment.
Clinical review
These articles have not yet been individually reviewed by a registered clinician. We do not claim clinical approval. When a qualified reviewer is appointed, their actual role, credentials and review date will be shown.
Commercial relationships
We explain our introduction model on the About page. We disclose commercial relationships where they affect your choice and before you agree to an introduction. We do not show partner rankings, paid reviews or treatment guarantees.
Experiences and language
Personal experiences can prompt useful questions, but they cannot establish what a treatment will do for you. We do not publish fictional testimonials. We edit the Dutch and English versions separately, keeping the wording natural and the meaning consistent.