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Original research
editI removed the following paragraph from the article as being WP:OR:
- Additionally, the colors are misordered.[citation needed] Using the colors of the rainbow as a guide, the order should be: red, orange, yellow, green, then blue. Because Americans have traditionally used "green" to mean "safe to proceed" (e.g. in traffic signaling) green was designated the lowest level. In the alternative, green-yellow could have been used instead of blue.[citation needed]
Please only re-add this information if a third-party is cited making this criticism. Aleta Sing 19:21, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
iGuard is now MediGuard
editI stumbled upon this web-site while editing the side effects section of the Copaxone article. According to the web-site of this company, iGuard.org has changed its name to MediGuard. I suggest that the name of the article would be changed to MediGuard and a redirect page from iGuard to MediGuard would be added. ערן78 (talk) 13:00, 13 February 2011 (UTC)