05 · Consent & results wording
The language we want counsel comfortable with.
Draft copy for the quiz results screen and the consent line. We kept it educational and non-diagnostic on purpose. Approve, or send edits to either line.
Results screenDraft for approval
"Based on your answers, you may be a candidate for Thermora. This is not a diagnosis. A Thermora physician will confirm whether the procedure is right for you at your consultation."
Consent lineDraft for approval
"By continuing, you agree we may contact you about your consultation and about Thermora. Your health answers help us prepare for your visit and are handled under our privacy practices."
Where the language sits on the safety scale
We deliberately wrote to the left of the line: educational, never diagnostic or promissory.
Educational · where we wrote itDiagnostic / promissory · avoided
The wording does
- Frames candidacy as "you may be a candidate"
- Points to a physician consult for confirmation
- States plainly it is not a diagnosis
The wording avoids
- Any claim of a result or a guarantee
- Diagnostic or treatment language
- Banned descriptors and outcome promises
The ask
Approve, or send edits to either line. We will not publish wording counsel has not cleared.