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For a media enquiry
Describe your publication, topic, deadline and the kind of information or interview you need. Use the official contact route and identify the request as press-related. Product, medical and privacy questions may need different reviewers, so a specific request is easier to route than a general demand for a quote.
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Use accurate descriptions of the product
Describe ONU as an app for connected information and wellness insights, with an optional Bracelet. Avoid turning general wellness explanations into claims of diagnosis or proven prevention. Check current product availability, prices and compatibility before publication because website summaries and older materials can differ.
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Request approved materials
Ask for the current logo, product images, spokesperson details and usage permission appropriate to your story. Editorial illustrations on this website do not identify actual staff or patients. Do not treat an illustrative dashboard as a real customer result or an independent evaluation.
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Claims and fact-checking
For a claim about clinical performance, certification or business results, request the underlying evidence and scope. A company description is not independent verification. Ask for clarification before quoting a technical or medical statement, and distinguish manufacturer claims from externally established findings.
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