About us and our editorial principles

Georgia Pharma is an independent project about food supplements and vitamins in Georgia. We help compare compositions, explain ingredients and point to the official source.

Why we built this site

Information in the supplement market is polarised: on one side advertising that promises a miracle, on the other a blanket dismissal that "it is all a scam". Neither position gives the reader anything.

We try a third route: say what is written on the label, what it means, where the line runs between a permitted and a forbidden claim, and how to check a product on delivery.

How we prepare material

Each product page is written in the following way.

• We take the composition from the manufacturer’s or partner’s official description
• We check whether each component carries a permitted functional wording
• We describe contraindications in as much detail as benefits
• We add concrete signals for when to see a doctor
• We verify that the text contains no promise of treatment

What we refuse to write

This list is our main editorial instrument.

• "Treats", "cures", "eliminates" — never
• Specific kilograms or timelines in a weight-control context
• "Before and after" photographs
• Invented doctors and invented medical recommendations
• Artificial scarcity and countdown timers

Transparency about income

We receive a commission from affiliate programmes. That is stated openly on every page. We do not hide it and consider that admitting a financial interest is more honest than posing as an "independent expert".

What we do not claim about ourselves

We have no doctor on staff and we do not create virtual "experts" with photographs and invented titles. That is common practice in this market and we deliberately avoid it.

Our material is editorial, not medical. For medical advice, see a doctor — that is the only correct address.