Advertising Policy
The following guidelines have been established by Pharma Promo to govern various aspects of advertising on the Pharma Promo sites.
Pharma Promo may change this policy at any time in its sole discretion.
"Advertising and Advertisements" include banner ads, buttons, and contextual advertising, sponsorship messages, and promotions.
Under no circumstances shall Pharma Promo's acceptance of any Advertisement be considered an endorsement of the product(s) and/or service(s) advertised or for the company that manufactures, distributes, or promotes such product(s) or service(s).
Client advertising on any of the Pharma Promo sites is strictly for the purchase of advertising space.
Any new Advertising campaigns, or changes to existing campaigns, are subject to approval by Pharma Promo in its sole discretion.
Advertising that, in Pharma Promo's opinion, is not factually accurate and in good taste, will not be accepted. Pharma Promo will not permit at any time the placement of any Advertising for illegal or objectionable products. Advertising must not contain fraudulent, deceptive, or offensive material, including material that misrepresents, ridicules, or attacks an individual or group on the basis of age, color, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or handicap.
Pharma Promo reserves the right to remove an ad from its sites if it decides, in its sole discretion, that the ad does not comply with Pharma Promo's advertising standards or is otherwise objectionable to Pharma Promo. Pharma Promo will provide prompt notice to the advertiser upon rejection, cancellation, or removal of any Advertising, together with an explanation following the rejection, cancellation, or removal.
All Clients warrant and represent to Pharma Promo that the content of each ad complies with Pharma Promo's advertising standards.
Any Advertising that could be misconstrued as editorial content will be clearly labeled as Advertising.
It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to comply with all applicable domestic and foreign laws, including applicable laws and regulations of regulatory bodies. This includes pharmaceutical advertising to physicians and consumers that must be in compliance with FDA guidelines for Direct to Physician (DTP) and Direct to Consumer (DTC) advertising as well as underwritten CME programs that must be labeled in accordance with the guidelines of the Accrediting Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) and any other relevant accrediting bodies.