Asking and reading answers
Sources, follow-ups, attachments, warnings, and rating an answer.
- Sources and citationsHow to open the study or page behind a claim, see every source for an answer, and what ChatPEP cites on each plan.
- Suggested follow-up questionsThe follow-up question that ends most answers, the suggested questions on the home screen, and the ones after a calculation.
- Add photos and filesAttach photos and text documents to a message: the formats, size limits, how many your plan allows, and why a file might be turned away.
- Dictate a questionSpeak your question instead of typing it, on the web, iPhone, or Android, and check the text before you send.
- Interaction warningsThe warning cards that appear when a compound you ask about may interact with a medication, condition, or substance in your profile.
- Studied protocol cards, and what they are notA studied protocol card shows how a compound was dosed in one named source. It is research, not a recommendation or a plan for you.
- Answers in your languageChatPEP answers in the language you write in. The Language setting only changes the units your measurements are shown in.
- Rate an answerRate an answer with a thumbs up or down, or report one that is inaccurate, harmful, or misleading, and what happens next.
- Why ChatPEP declined to answerWhy ChatPEP sometimes replies with a redirect or crisis resources instead of an answer, and how to ask so you get one.
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