Editorial policy

The Score is computed from the published methodology, and any adjustment an editor makes is stated, with its reason, on the review. Commission is not an input. No program can pay for a position or a rating.

This site lists only programs it has a partner link with. When a program's partner link ends, its pages are removed.

Rankings sort on the Score, and the lower verified monthly price breaks a tie. The lowest-price lists sort on price first. Each ranking prints every program’s Score and price, so a reader can reproduce the order.

A program carrying an unresolved critical safety or legal flag is excluded from every ranking, every "best" list and every recommendation slot on the site. That rule is enforced in the database, not left to a page.

Its review page stays published, with the flag shown. A reader searching for that program is exactly the reader who needs to see the letter.

A price is recorded with the date it was read and the page it was read from. It is never rounded to look better, and a promotional rate is never presented as a standing one.

Where a program's own site and our record disagree, the program's site wins and the record is corrected.

The Score on every review is computed by this site from the glp1.health Check. The methodology publishes the dimensions, the weights and the confidence rule, so an order can be reproduced rather than taken on trust.

No FDA record page and no Research article contains an affiliate link. A call to action beside an FDA enforcement action would compromise both.

Prices, plans, fees and terms come from each program’s own website, read on a stated date and re-read on a schedule. Drug costs come from CMS data, and the safety record from the FDA: warning letters, the FDA’s list of compounding inspections and actions, and the register of 503B outsourcing facilities. These are the only safety checks we claim to run.

Every factual sentence points to a numbered source at the foot of the page. Text inside quotation marks is copied word for word from the program’s site, and we re-check it when we re-read the page. We match a pharmacy to an FDA record on its address, never on its name alone.

Pages are written by the glp1.health team and published under the site’s name. A page names a medical reviewer only where a licensed physician has approved that exact version in writing. Our reviewers, their licenses and the pages they reviewed are listed on medical reviewers.

• A medical reviewer checks medical accuracy only: what a page says about medicines, side effects, safety and regulation.
• Reviewers don’t rank, endorse or recommend providers, and they don’t set headings, scores, prices or rankings.
• A reviewer’s suggested changes are weighed against our content rules before the page is finalised. The reviewer then approves the final version.
• The review credit covers only that approved version. Any later change to the page’s text removes the credit until the reviewer approves the new version. Prices and dates that refresh on their own are not part of the reviewed text.
• Reviewers are paid per review, never per provider, sign-up or click.

Before a reviewer starts, we check their license and any discipline, their NPI, their board certification and their current work. A reviewer does no current work for a GLP-1 telehealth company, a compounding pharmacy, a drug manufacturer, a peptide vendor or a competing comparison site. A past tie that bears on a page is disclosed on that page.

Some links to programs are affiliate links: we may earn a commission when a reader signs up. Commission is not an input to any score, rank or review, and reviewers are never paid by results. The details are on how we make money.

Report an error to contact@glp1.health. We reply within two business days and fix a confirmed error within five. A corrected page has its date moved and, where the correction changes a conclusion, the change is stated on the page. Errors are fixed rather than quietly removed.