Editorial Standards

Everything on this site is either a figure out of our product data or a sentence somebody wrote and put their name behind. This page says which is which.

Where the numbers come from

Days, doses a day, compartment sizes, capacities, pack counts and prices come from our catalogue and are rebuilt from it on every pass. Nobody types a price into a paragraph by hand. Where a sentence does arithmetic, how many refills a 400-count box of pouches is at two doses a day, the numbers behind it are printed on the same page, so you can check the division yourself.

What we will not print about ourselves

No award badges, no test-lab numbers, no customer counts, no patents. The one third-party mark we do show, the Arthritis Foundation’s Ease of Use certification on the push-button organizers, is linked to the Foundation’s own page so you can read it there rather than take our word. The year Ezy Dose began, 1984, is the only fact about ourselves that we state.

Health

Where a page touches splitting or crushing a tablet, dosing a child, storing medicine or treating lice, it carries a note that it is general information and not medical advice, and a list of the public sources it was written from, each opened and read before a link was put on it. Those sources are listed in full on how we update the catalogue. We do not write a health outcome into a sentence about an organizer.

Quotations from buyers

The comments on this site are real, they are about the organizers they sit beside, and they are printed as they came. We do not quote a review that promises a health result on our behalf, and we do not quote one whose subject argues with the thing it is attached to.

When we get it wrong

A capacity that argues with the box, a photograph showing the wrong size, a sentence that reads as a promise: dose@ezydose.net, with the page you found it on. It gets fixed on the next update, and we say what changed.