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OpenMedCheck's design guarantees 'only stricter, never looser': Gemma's opinion can only make the card stricter, never more permissive; a rule-determined BLOCKED is final; dosages come only from the rule table and never from the model; and if the model is down, times out, or answers abnormally twice in a row, the app still answers with rules alone.
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