Contact
Is Ibogaine Real is an independent information resource. If you have corrections, questions, or feedback about content, we're interested in hearing from you and improving accuracy.
For details on how we source and verify material about ibogaine, see our explanation on the site's editorial approach and the principles that guide our work.
How to reach the project
At present, Is Ibogaine Real does not list a public email or phone number on the site. If you are awaiting contact details, please revisit this page later for published channels. Meanwhile, general enquiries about the project's mission are welcome through the channels announced on our About page, where we outline how to request corrections and propose edits to posted material.
Where we point readers next
If you're exploring local treatment resources or provider directories, note that Is Ibogaine Real is not a provider; we focus on evidence, safety and legality for people researching ibogaine. For contextual information about clinical frameworks and regulatory perspectives, many readers consult public health pages and reference works such as the U.S. National Library of Medicine's MedlinePlus (https://medlineplus.gov) or the World Health Organization's site (https://www.who.int), which provide general drug-safety guidance.
If you are seeking clinical services, please use established directories or local health services rather than relying on this project's contact channels.
Local proof and service-area thinking
We do not operate clinics or list treatment providers. Readers interested in regional information sometimes consult specialized resources such as dedicated treatment pages; for example, background material about ibogaine-assisted approaches is aggregated on sites like ibogaine for PTSD treatment, which collates candidate programs and narratives. Use such directories cautiously and verify legal status locally.
How we handle corrections
Report
Readers notify us of errors or omissions through the published contact channels when available; until then, use the /about/ page for guidance on suggesting edits.
Review
Each submission is reviewed against primary sources, regulatory material and peer-reviewed literature where possible.
Amend
Corrections are added to the content with notes about the change and its sourcing; we do not assign clinical recommendations.
Additional notes
This page intentionally limits content to contact instructions. For the site's broader scope — our mission, sourcing policy, and editorial standards — consult the About page. For readers looking for aggregated program listings, some external sites such as government health pages or university resources can offer authoritative legal and safety context; for example, the U.S. National Institutes of Health provides drug and clinical-trial resources at nih.gov.