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Free forever · for verified doctors

Four hundred words.
Read by the people deciding whether to come in.

Most health content in India is rewritten from somewhere else by somebody with no medical training. Yours would carry your council registration, be read by a second doctor before it goes out, and end with a button that books an appointment with you.

NADI · RX FOR PATIENTS
● Prescription readable
● Reminders automatic
● Record kept
✓ written once, chased after

Two registration numbers on every page

A record a patient can read
Two registration numbers on every page.

Yours as the author, and the reviewing doctor’s. That pairing is what search engines were told to reward, and it is the thing a content farm cannot produce at any price.

Nobody reviews their own work

A second clinician reads it before publication — and a verified doctor writing something wrong is still wrong. They can send it back with a note.

Write the question, not the topic

“Is chest pain always the heart?” gets read. “Cardiology overview” does not. We will not let you publish the second one.

It expires

Eighteen months, then somebody looks at it again. An article about a drug that was withdrawn two years ago is worse than no article.

Your booking link is on it

That is the deal, and we would rather say it plainly than dress it up as contributing to the community. You can see the reads and the bookings it produced.

We will not rewrite anybody

Drapto publishes nothing scraped, spun or rephrased from another site. It is a derivative work whatever it is called, and a garbled dose under a doctor’s name is not a takedown notice — it is a lawsuit.

Two registration numbers on every page.

Yours as the author and the reviewing doctor’s. That pairing is what a content farm cannot produce at any price.

The booking page is free, permanently.

No cap, no commission, and it does not move behind the paywall later.