Read a compound entry
Find mechanism, monitoring and who-should-avoid without taking the summary on faith.
Every entry has the same skeleton, and the order is not decorative. Identity first (what the molecule is), then mechanism (what it is proposed to do), then what the evidence actually covers, then monitoring and who should avoid it. A seller’s page runs that sequence backwards: benefit first, identity in the small print.
Read the who should avoid and monitoring sections before the mechanism. They are the parts a marketing page has no reason to write, so they are the fastest test of whether a reference is a reference.
Answer before you look
These come from the entry’s own reference bank. Nothing is scored — the point is finding the gap between what you assumed and what the entry says.
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