Weak rulings

A Weak ruling means the claim leans on thin, indirect or contradicted evidence: animal and cell work presented as if it were tested in people, a trial of a related drug borrowed for an unapproved copy, before and after photos, or a chart that turns guesses into numbers. Many dosage and reconstitution questions end up here, because an approved label covers the licensed product and nothing else.

A Weak stamp does not say the substance does nothing. It says the wording outruns what was measured. Each file sets the claim beside the records that exist, from FDA labels and warnings to trial registries and PubMed papers, and marks the gap. Compare the unproven rulings for claims with no human data at all, or run a new claim through the claim checker.