[BoiledCabbage]

As a herbal observation, it seems like such a scam that medical pamphlets will list possible side-effects, but not frequencies.

Knowing that one person in one thousand saw some issue is very different from 20% of people. Especially as almost every medication I've ever seen advertised has a list two pages long of possible side effects.

How is a person supposed to make an informed judgment?

[sofixa]

I don't know if it's the law here in France or just nice manufacturers, but I've seen side effects broken down by occurence rate ( 1 in 100,000: X, Y, Z; 1 in 1,000,000: A, B, C, etc.) multiple times.

[s1artibartfast]

All US drugs have to include the rate of side effects in their clinical trials.

Google "Product name prescribing information"

[watwut]

The frequencies are there, they were in all pamphlets I read. It is a law.

[cwkoss]

> herbal observation

What does this mean?

[foxyv]

Autocorrected from honest or personal I believe.

[BoiledCabbage]

Yup, and I didn't catch it in time.