Editorial Standards

Our content is designed to make medical information easier to understand without replacing personalized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed clinician.

We aim to explain what is known, what is still being studied, and what questions to discuss with a healthcare professional.

Grip’s educational content is guided by four principles:

• Accuracy: We work to present information consistent with current medical evidence and accepted clinical practice.
• Scientific integrity: We describe research in context and avoid presenting limited or emerging evidence as settled fact.
• Clarity: We use plain language while preserving important medical nuance.
• Transparency: We distinguish educational information from medical advice, promotional language, and clinical decisions.

When developing educational content, we prioritize reputable medical and scientific sources, including:

• Peer-reviewed medical journals
• Randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews
• Clinical practice guidelines
• Government health agencies
• Professional medical organizations
• FDA-approved prescribing information, when applicable

Educational content does not guarantee that a treatment will be appropriate, prescribed, or effective for every person. Treatment decisions are made by a licensed clinician after reviewing the patient’s information.

We do not intentionally use unsupported claims about efficacy, speed, duration, safety, or outcomes. Information about compounded medication is identified where relevant, including that compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Medical knowledge, clinical guidance, and regulatory requirements can change. We may review and update content when new evidence, safety information, or other material changes become available.

If you believe information on this site is inaccurate or outdated, contact Grip through the patient portal or the support contact provided during your care process so the appropriate team can review it.

Grip’s educational content is for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Do not delay seeking professional care because of information on this site.