Review policy

Updated 12 October 2026

Real experiences. Clear moderation. No invented ratings.

Who can submit

Submit only your own experience of Cenforce 100. Use a first name or nickname, choose a rating from 1 to 5 and write 20–3,000 characters. Confirm that the experience is genuine and that you consent to public display. Do not submit paid, rewarded or promotional reviews.

Before publication

Every submission enters a private moderation queue. An administrator checks relevance, privacy, spam and unsafe instructions. Both positive and negative experiences are eligible for publication. A low rating alone is not a reason to reject a review.

What is not published

Spam, duplicate submissions, sales links, impersonation, identifying health information, threats, abusive material and instructions encouraging unsafe medicine use may be rejected. Do not include email addresses, phone numbers or details about another person. Reviews are not independently verified purchases or clinical reports.

Ratings and structured data

Only approved reviews displayed on the medicine page count toward the average. The average is rounded to one decimal place. Pending and rejected entries do not count. If no reviews are published, no average rating or review markup is emitted. Removing a published review updates both the visible rating and the structured data.

Limits of personal accounts

A review cannot establish that a medicine caused a symptom, that a product is authentic, or that treatment is suitable for another person. Never change a dose based on another reader’s account. Report suspected medicine problems to a healthcare professional or your local medicines regulator.

Retention

Rejected and removed entries are deleted from the active review storage. Hosting backups may retain an earlier copy. Do not submit information you would be uncomfortable making public.