The patented algorithms Edifix uses to format, correct, and link your references are pretty smart, but they’re not infallible. If your processed references ...

As mentioned here, Edifix's Line Break Removal function, which removes extraneous mid-reference paragraph breaks, works best with numbered references. E...

Edifix inserts the correct punctuation according to the editorial style you selected, even if parts of your reference are missing. Therefore, when informati...

Edifix uses a database of almost 50,000 journal names during reference restructuring. This database includes both currently active journals (estimates vary,...

There is a small possibility that Edifix will link to an article in PubMed that is not the article cited in the reference you submitted. (Because of differe...

When you select the (No Format) option before Edifixing your references, Edifix does not make any changes to the content of the references you submit. This ...

Different editorial styles require different casing of titles in their references. While AMA style formats article titles using sentence case, Chicago styl...

In general, references will not be deducted from your reference allowance if Edifix does not restructure or link your references according to the selected ...

References are automatically deducted from your reference allowance if they are restructured and/or linked to PubMed or Crossref, regardless of any mistakes...

It is very, very unlikely that Edifix will replace correct information in a submitted reference with incorrect information from PubMed. However, you may ver...