THE DROP PERSPECTIVE
AI reading room
Read-only catalog JSON, Markdown product records, and source-linked guides for people and AI tools.
The same information. Easier to read.
These interfaces expose the same public research catalog and educational content as the website. They provide no account access, medical recommendations, purchasing authority, or verified stock information.
Explicit status, without inference.
Every JSON product identifies prices and presentation as illustrative, availability as unverified, and purchasing as disabled. Markdown records repeat those limitations. The MCP server exposes catalog search, product reading, and procurement-guide reading. A read-only browser search tool registers when WebMCP is supported; this experimental browser feature is not universally available. No merchant-platform enrollment or autonomous checkout is represented. AI tools should link readers to the original record and retain the research-only boundary.
A reading aid, not a ranking claim.
Markdown and llms.txt help readers navigate the material. They do not guarantee indexing, recommendations, a platform partnership, or a search position.