Structure beats vigilance
A field that cannot hold a dosing protocol never holds one. We constrain what the CMS accepts instead of asking your team to remember the rules at 11pm.
Why we only work in RUO
One vertical, one problem, studied closely. We turn down work outside it.
We have been on the other side.
The site was fine on a Tuesday and dead on a Friday. No warning email, no chance to fix anything. A product page had picked up a sentence about a research protocol months earlier, nobody caught it, and the review that found it did not ask questions first.
Funds sat in a holding period. Orders queued up with no way to take payment. Customers assumed the worst. Rebuilding meant a new processor, a new application, and proving from scratch that the storefront was what it claimed to be.
What became obvious through that rebuild is that nobody sells a site drifting out of compliance. It happens one edit at a time — a blog post, a bundle description, a testimonial somebody thought was harmless.
So we build storefronts that make the drift hard. Structured product data instead of free-text boxes. Research-use labeling that lives in the template rather than in someone's memory. Content checked every day, glanced at every hour, and rechecked the moment it's saved, so the problem surfaces while it is still a typo and not yet a termination.