Real vendors, checked against public records

What the verdicts mean

High-risk signals

At least one serious public-record flag — for example, a research catalogue using a prescription-medicine ingredient name without a matched regulated care route, or an open regulator warning.

Some caution

A softer flag worth knowing — for example, a brand-new domain or a possible shared operator — but nothing serious found.

Limited public record

Too little public record to give a verdict — usually a site we couldn't reach or a domain with no registration record. Never counted against the vendor.

No red flags found

No red flags in the public record we checked, plus at least one hard-to-fake positive (an established domain or a company-register match).

Verdicts come only from hard public-record facts — never from reviews or a vendor's own claims. One serious flag → High-risk; a softer flag → Some caution; clean with a hard-to-fake positive → No red flags; too little record → Limited public record.