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Can't find an answer or saw something wrong on the site? You're in the right place. This support page explains how to reach us, what info to include, and how to get faster, clearer help for articles, privacy concerns, or technical problems.
How to contact us
Use the contact form on our "Get In Touch" page for general questions. If you prefer mail, the owner name and postal address are listed there under Kendrick Barnwell. For privacy or data requests, visit our GDPR Compliance and Privacy Policy pages — those explain your rights and the steps we follow. Want a quick email-style reply? Tell us your preferred contact method in the form.
When you write, include these specifics: the article title or URL, a short description of the issue (typo, broken link, factual error), and the best way for us to follow up. Screenshots help a lot. If your request is about a medication listed on the site, give the exact drug name and the paragraph that concerns you so we can review it fast.
Fast tips to get help quickly
1) Be specific: say which page or post you mean (for example: "How to Buy Motrin Online"). 2) Use keywords: include product names like Motrin, Prilosec, or Rivaroxaban when relevant. 3) Attach proof: screenshots or links speed up corrections. 4) Tell us whether this is a safety concern — we prioritize anything that could harm someone.
We aim to reply within 48 hours on weekdays. If your message needs expert review (medical facts, drug interactions), it may take a bit longer while we verify sources. We treat privacy and data requests with priority and follow the steps described on our GDPR page.
If you find an outdated price or a broken external pharmacy link, flag it. Those are common issues and usually fixed quickly. For suggestions — new topics, article ideas, or partnerships — tell us what you want to see and why. We read every reasonable suggestion and use them to plan new content.
One important note: PrescriptionPoint.SU provides information, not medical care. If you have an urgent medical issue, contact your healthcare provider or emergency services immediately. For medication questions specific to your health, talk to a doctor or pharmacist — they can give personalized advice.
Want to find help yourself? Use the site search with clear terms like "privacy," "contact," or article keywords: Motrin, Celebrex, Prilosec, Ventolin alternatives. Our tag pages group similar content and make related articles easy to find.
If you spot misinformation, please say so. We correct errors when supported by reliable sources. That helps everyone who reads our guides and keeps the site trustworthy.
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