What PostVerify checks and which sources it uses
See the text patterns we check today, the sources behind advisory findings and the topics that still need specialist review.
Available text checks
English, Hindi and Hinglish patterns highlight selected healthcare advertising claims. They produce review prompts with source excerpts and suggested actions.
- Free healthcare offer
- Discount or urgency wording
- Guaranteed or absolute treatment outcome
- Absolute safety claim
- Superiority or comparison claim
- Patient testimonial
- Before-and-after comparison
- Time-bound weight-loss claim
- Prescription medicine promotion
- Treatment claim for a serious condition
- Qualified treatment outcome claim
- Treatment cure claim
- Fertility benefit needs clinical context
- Own-sperm fertility claim needs eligibility review
- Blocked-tube treatment claim needs clinical context
- Specific brain-benefit claim needs substantiation
Additional checks flag conditions attached to free offers, stated event dates, possible personal information and labelled hospital or clinic contact details. A business contact classification does not verify ownership.
Official sources used for advisory references
Source selection depends on publisher, publication date, platform and paid or organic placement. Reading a source is separate from validating an expert-approved rulebook.
- Revised Dentists (Code of Ethics) Regulations, 2014 — Registered dentists, including dentists practising in dental clinics
- CCPA: Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements, 2022 — Advertisers and service providers; all advertising media
- NMC: Ethical Advertising and Public Communication Guidelines, 2026 — Registered medical practitioners and hospitals/medical institutions
- Meta Community Standards: Privacy Violations — Facebook and Instagram content
- Meta Advertising Standards: Privacy Violations and Personal Attributes — Paid Facebook and Instagram advertising
- Meta Advertising Standards: Health and Wellness — Paid Facebook and Instagram health advertising
- Meta Advertising Standards: Drugs and Pharmaceuticals — Paid Facebook and Instagram drug advertising
Useful reading for creator collaborations
ASCI influencer advertising guidelines and FAQs. Material connections, including gifts and paid collaborations, need clear disclosure. This is a reading reference; the current guest checker does not audit ASCI disclosures.
Coverage still requires specialist review
ASCI disclosure checks, finance and investment rules, real-estate advertising rules, brand contracts and full regulatory coverage are not provided by the current guest text checker. Finance and real-estate examples on the landing page are writing illustrations.
We do not verify clinical evidence, consent, qualifications, ad targeting, image authenticity or legal permission to publish. Workspace production findings need an applicable active package approved through the expert workflow. A clean text result is not clearance.
The current preview has no expert-approved active package. Image checks use extracted text for selected advisory patterns; OCR can miss words or mix their reading order. Compare every finding with the original source.
Know the processing limits
Read screening and preview limits and our data-processing notice before submitting a draft.
Follow the text and image check flow, learn how to read a finding, or see answers about reports and credits.