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Editorial & Clinical Review Policy

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Editorial & Clinical Review Policy

Monj publishes UK weight-loss medicine pricing data and patient-facing health guidance. This page explains who writes our content, who reviews it, how prices are gathered and checked, how we correct mistakes, and the commercial boundaries that protect what you read.

Published: 19 August 2026  |  Next scheduled review: 19 February 2027  |  Operated by Medstack Ltd, company number 16439872 (England & Wales).

Our editorial principles

Independence before revenue

No pharmacy, clinic or manufacturer can buy a ranking, a rating or a place in our comparison tables. Commercial arrangements never influence position or editorial content.

We are not a pharmacy

Monj does not sell, prescribe or dispense medicines, and does not provide medical advice. We publish information; your prescriber, pharmacist and NHS services provide care.

Primary sources first

Health guidance is built from the UK patient information leaflet, the Summary of Product Characteristics, MHRA safety communications and NHS guidance, cited on the page.

Safety outranks engagement

Where a symptom could be serious, we route people to 999, NHS 111, or their prescriber rather than keeping them reading. We never diagnose.

Say what we do not know

Where evidence is absent or contested, we say so plainly instead of implying certainty. We do not present anecdote as data.

Correct in the open

Mistakes are fixed promptly and material corrections are logged on the page itself, with the date, rather than quietly edited away.

Who writes and who reviews

Different content needs different expertise. We match reviewers to the specific area they are qualified in, and we state the limits of each review rather than implying a blanket clinical endorsement.

Content typeWritten byReviewed by
Pricing data & comparison tablesMonj pricing analysis teamIndependent prescription pricing analyst
Patient safety routing & escalation guidanceMonj editorial teamNMC-registered midwife named reviewer to be published
Pregnancy, contraception & postnatal contentMonj editorial teamNMC-registered midwife named reviewer to be published
Medicine-specific clinical detail (dosing, interactions, side-effect frequencies)Monj editorial team, from primary UK sourcesPharmacist or prescriber review being arranged
Pharmacy verification & regulatory checksMonj editorial teamChecked against the GPhC and CQC public registers
Why we scope reviews narrowly. A named clinician only signs off the areas within their registered scope of practice. A midwife reviewing patient safety routing and pregnancy content is reviewing her own field; she is not certifying pharmacological detail. We publish the scope of every review so you can judge its weight, and so our reviewers practise within their professional codes.

How we gather and verify prices

  1. Identify the providerProviders must be operating legally in the UK and be identifiable on the GPhC register, or the appropriate register for their service type, before they are listed.
  2. Record the all-in checkout totalWe record what a patient actually pays at checkout, including consultation and delivery where these are charged, rather than a headline figure that excludes them.
  3. Separate one-off offers from ongoing costFirst-order welcome codes are shown as what they are. We keep them distinct from the price you would pay every month afterwards.
  4. Re-check on a rolling basisPrices change frequently. Listings are re-checked on a rolling schedule and after any provider or market change we become aware of.
  5. Publish without ranking for paymentOrdering is driven by the data, not by commercial relationships.

Full detail of the pricing methodology is set out in how our pricing works and how Monj works.

How we handle health content

Sourced from UK originals

We use the UK patient information leaflet, Summary of Product Characteristics, MHRA safety updates and NHS guidance, and link them so you can check us.

Dated and re-reviewed

Health guides carry a checked date and a next scheduled review date. We review sooner if UK product information or MHRA advice changes.

No diagnosis, ever

Our tools help you decide who to contact. They never tell you what is wrong with you, and they never replace clinical assessment.

Corrections and complaints

If something on Monj is wrong, we want to know. Report it through our contact page and tell us the page and what looks incorrect.

Type of issueWhat we aim to do
Safety-critical errorCorrect or remove as a priority as soon as it is verified, ahead of all other work.
Incorrect price or provider detailRe-check against the provider and correct the listing.
Factual or typographical errorCorrected on the next editorial pass.
Material change to a health guideCorrected and recorded in the change log shown on that page.

Commercial transparency

Monj is operated by Medstack Ltd, which also operates iGovy.co.uk, Ogovy.co.uk and Frayo.co.uk, and supports the Monjour patient community. Monj is not owned by, funded by, or affiliated with any pharmacy, clinic or pharmaceutical manufacturer, and is not an authorised distributor of any medicine. Where we earn revenue, it never determines ranking, inclusion or editorial content. Our full position is set out in our independence statement, and our commitment to donate a share of yearly profits is set out in our charity pledge.

Related pages

Independence statement

How we stay unbiased and ad-free.

Read it

Pharmacy verification

How we check providers against the GPhC register.

Read it

Charity pledge

Our profit commitment to healthcare charities.

Read it

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