Health information is increasingly in demand on the internet. For consumers, one of the biggest challenges of using the internet is quickly finding high-quality information that is helpful for their individual questions. The reason for this is obvious: publishing on the internet is easy, but presenting scientifically reliable information in an understandable way is extremely labor-intensive. Ursula Sellerberg compares and evaluates selected herbal medicine databases on the internet based on consumer-relevant criteria in her study. It becomes clear that the quality of the examined consumer-oriented herbal medicine databases varies significantly. Moreover, none of the databases contained all the required and helpful information for consumers. A sign of high-quality and comprehensive information for consumers can be the presence of a quality seal like Afgis or HONcode, even though these do not evaluate medical content. Ursula Sellerberg also develops her own criteria catalog, which not only helps consumers assess the quality of herbal medicine databases but also serves as a guideline for the development of such databases.