Ingredients
Current formulation and amounts
Published informationFor health and wellness brand, content and regulatory teams
Your health information matters. Know how AI repeats it.
People ask AI about ingredients, testing, safety and suitability. Monitor how your products are described, identify unsupported or outdated statements, and give your team a clearer view of the evidence and official guidance available to reference.
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The evidence review
Illustrative reviewProduct information review
Keep the evidence attached.
Testing
Method, batch and scope
Source to verifyThe review boundary
Product facts ≠ individual suitability
Health and benefit claims need qualified review.The questions
Questions that need more than persuasive copy.
These are information needs to monitor, not medical questions for a marketing team to answer independently. Safety and suitability require authoritative guidance and qualified review.
What exactly is in this product?
Ingredients, amounts and formulation details should match the current label.
Where can I find independent testing?
State what was tested, by whom and which product or batch it covers.
What does the official label say about use?
Keep published instructions consistent with approved labeling for the market.
What warnings should I be aware of?
Do not omit limitations or warnings to make a page more persuasive.
Where is the evidence for this claim?
Distinguish evidence about an ingredient from evidence about the finished product.
Who should I ask about interactions?
Direct individual medication and suitability questions to an appropriate clinician or pharmacist.
The facts
Put approved information ahead of broad claims.
Product pages should make the scope, source and limits of the information clear. Model confidence is not evidence of medical accuracy.
- Current ingredients
- Approved labeling
- Use instructions
- Warnings and limitations
- Relevant evidence
- Testing scope
- Regulatory status
- Review dates
The boundary between information and advice
A product fact should not become a clinical promise.
Use observed answers to identify statements that need qualified review. Keep the original claim, evidence and its limits together.
Ingredients and amounts
- Review against
- The current label, formulation and market-specific information
- Who should review
- Product or regulatory owner
Independent testing
- Review against
- The actual report, tested batch, method and scope
- Who should review
- Scientific or quality reviewer
Suitability or health benefit
- Review against
- Approved wording, evidence limits and required qualifications
- Who should review
- Qualified medical and regulatory reviewers
Illustrative review routing only. Monitoring does not validate a health claim, establish individual suitability or provide medical advice.
An evidence-first review
Give accuracy a clear owner.
Use visibility monitoring to surface information issues while keeping medical, scientific and regulatory decisions with qualified reviewers.
Scope the products and markets
Choose the product range, audience and jurisdiction. Track information questions separately from requests for personal diagnosis or treatment advice.
Compare answers with approved sources
Review descriptions against current labels, evidence and official guidance. Identify statements, omissions and citations that require expert assessment.
Update through your review process
Have qualified reviewers approve factual changes and disclosures. Revisit the monitored questions to see whether inaccurate descriptions continue to appear.
GeckoCheck is a visibility and content tool, not medical advice or a compliance certification. Clinical claims and regulatory obligations remain subject to qualified review.
One connected platform
Visibility insights for an evidence-led team.
Connect what AI says with the product information and editorial work your reviewers can assess.
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Intelligence
Review product descriptions, mentions and sources across monitored questions.
Explore IntelligenceDecideActions
Identify information gaps and claims that deserve investigation by your team.
Explore ActionsMakeContent
Prepare evidence-led briefs and drafts for qualified review before publication.
Explore ContentRead the catalogCommerce
Review the consistency and completeness of published product attributes.
Explore CommerceTrack paid visibilityAds
Understand AI ad placements and competitor activity around relevant questions.
Explore AdsStart with information accuracy
See how AI describes your health products.
Bring a product range and the information your team is responsible for. Explore a monitoring approach built around accuracy, evidence and review.