Reading "Doctor Reviewed" Credential Claims Carefully

Short answer: "Reviewed by: Dr. Alan Kessler, M.D." — a specific, named credential claim worth understanding what it does and doesn't confirm.

What a "reviewed by" credit typically does and doesn't verify

This kind of credit typically indicates editorial review of the content's accuracy — worth distinguishing from a clinical endorsement of the product's effectiveness.

Why checking any named credential independently is a reasonable step

A genuinely credible site makes it easy to verify a named reviewer's credentials — worth taking this step if a specific medical credential influences your purchasing decision.