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Press and Media

Resources for journalists, editors, researchers and health writers covering SafeMama. Everything on this page can be quoted directly. For anything not covered here, use the media contact below rather than inferring details.

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SafeMama is an educational pregnancy safety app and website. It helps people check food, skincare, supplement and medicine labels during pregnancy by identifying ingredients and explaining, in plain language, which ones published health guidance flags for a closer look. SafeMama is designed to help people prepare better questions for a clinician or pharmacist. It does not diagnose, prescribe or provide personalized medical advice.

SafeMama is available on iOS and Android, and publishes more than 200 sourced pregnancy safety guides at safemama.co.

How guidance is sourced

SafeMama guides cite published guidance from recognized public-health and clinical bodies rather than opinion. Sources used across the site include the US Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the UK National Health Service, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Academy of Dermatology, MotherToBaby, LactMed and product labelling.

Where evidence is limited, guides say so rather than implying certainty. Editorial standards, correction policy and review approach are published at the SafeMama editorial policy.

Quick facts

  • Category: educational pregnancy safety and product label reference.
  • Platforms: iOS and Android.
  • Coverage: food and drink, skincare and cosmetics, supplements, and OTC and prescription medicines.
  • Scope limit: educational only. SafeMama does not provide diagnosis, dosing, prescriptions or emergency guidance.
  • Website: safemama.co.

Brand assets and links

Please link to the specific guide you reference rather than to the homepage, so readers land on the sourced page.

Requests for comment

SafeMama can comment on how consumers read pregnancy product labels, common points of confusion between brand names and active ingredients, and how public-health guidance differs between countries. SafeMama does not provide clinical opinion on individual cases and will decline questions that require a treating clinician.

Media contact

Use the SafeMama contact page for press enquiries, fact checks, correction requests and interview requests. Corrections are handled under the published editorial policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is SafeMama a medical device?

No. SafeMama is an educational reference tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide dosing or replace advice from a clinician or pharmacist.

Can we quote SafeMama guides directly?

Yes, with attribution and a link to the specific guide. Guides cite their own sources, and we encourage checking the primary source as well.

How are corrections handled?

Corrections can be requested through the contact page and are handled under the published editorial policy. Factual errors are corrected on the page itself.

Does SafeMama accept paid placements or sponsored links?

No. SafeMama does not sell links, sponsored guide placements or paid mentions inside its guides.