Standards
Editorial standards
Dose Brief runs like a newsroom. Every price, states-served figure, and supply status we publish is tied to a primary source — the provider's own disclosures, official drug labeling, or the FDA drug-shortage database — and every entry carries an “updated” dateline so you know how fresh it is.
- Facts vs. judgment. Prices and verification are reported facts; the Brief Score is our editorial judgment under a published rubric.
- Independence. Affiliate relationships are disclosed and never change a score. See the disclosure.
- Corrections. When a price moves or we get something wrong, we fix it promptly and re-date the entry. Telehealth pricing changes fast — always confirm on the provider's own site.
- Not medical advice. We report the market; we don't practice medicine. Talk to a licensed clinician before any treatment decision.