What is the Google Ads policy on healthcare and medicines?

Google's advertising policies have specific rules for the promotion of healthcare and medicines. According to Google, healthcare and medicine ads must not promote the sale of prescription drugs, and must not make unrealistic or misleading claims about the effectiveness of a product or service.

Google's policy on healthcare and medicines applies to all of the products and services that are advertised on its platform, including those that are sold through the Google Shopping service.

Google uses a variety of methods to detect and prevent the promotion of healthcare and medicines that violate its policies. These methods include automated systems, human review, and partnerships with industry groups.

If Google determines that an advertiser is promoting healthcare and medicines that violate its policies, it may take a number of actions, including disapproving the advertiser's ads, suspending the advertiser's account, and reporting the advertiser to law enforcement authorities.

To help ensure that your ads comply with Google's policies on healthcare and medicines, make sure that you only promote products and services that are legal and that you have the necessary rights to sell. If you are unsure whether a product or service is allowed, you should contact Google for clarification.

It's also important to note that Google has additional rules for the promotion of certain types of healthcare and medicines, such as weight loss products and supplements. Make sure to familiarize yourself with these rules and to follow them when creating and managing your healthcare and medicine ads.