Is dovepress.com Safe?

Dovepress is a low-grade, low-quality source of multiple medical journals. Though they claim to be "peer-reviewed," they openly allow studies to be published for products that have been sponsored by the manufacturers of those products. According to Yale, "Studies sponsored by industry were 3.6 times more likely to have conclusions favorable to industry than studies without that support." [2] Dovepress contributes to the scientific industry's "Replication Crisis," a dangerous and human-harmful result of studies performed in unprofessional manners [1], such as by hosting papers written by corrupt authors sponsored to give good results by manufacturers. You can see one example of Dovepress publishing a corrupt study sponsored by the manufacturer here: [3] Based on the evidence, Dovepress is not a quality source of scientific data, and its publishings should be scrutinized for the elements of unprofessionalism, such as corrupt funding, present in its content, that make it clear that actual scientific results are not strived for. 2 out of 5. [1]Google "percent studies cannot be reproduced" (WOT mistakenly refuses to allow direct links to necessary sources) [2]Google "Does industry funding equal conflict of interest? Often it does, Yale authors claim" (WOT mistakenly refuses to allow direct links to necessary sources) [3] Google "NIH Clinical effects of an oral supplement rich in antioxidants on skin radiance in women" (WOT mistakenly refuses to allow direct links to necessary sources)