How we collect and vet information
We synthesize public price quotes, program descriptions, published registries, official safety guidance, and peer-reviewed literature to build comparison-ready summaries. Where available we cross-check program inclusions against official clinical guidance and registries; when a registry entry is not available we mark that data as unverified.
To illustrate sourcing practices we refer to established repositories and public resources: for general editorial standards we often cite the National Institutes of Health as an authoritative reference about evidence synthesis (NIH), and for broad clinical terminology we consult established reference material such as the relevant Wikipedia overview (Ibogaine — Wikipedia).
We do not impersonate clinics or publish private medical records — our work is documentation and context only.