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GLP-1 telehealth offers, on one sheet.
Price, terms, FDA status and evidence for every program, described the same way each time. No rankings. No paid placement inside a comparison.
No programs match.
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Side by side
Tick two or three programs in the table above to put their terms next to each other. Prices follow the medication and horizon you chose.
Payment never changes whether an offer appears, its order, or its wording. Companies can correct facts with evidence, and corrections are logged in public. No health information collected. No leads sold.
Not medical advice, not a ranking, and not a statement that any program is legal, safe or right for you. A nomination, review, category or listing is not FDA approval.
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Sources and last checked
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Cost scenario
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Not a quote and not medical advice. Dose and medication choices are between a patient and a licensed clinician.
What each program costs over time.
Pick one medication and a horizon. Every program is priced from its own captured terms, membership included, so you see the whole cost instead of one headline price.
Cash prices from captured pages, November 13, 2026. No dose changes modeled. Not a quote and not medical advice.
Ask the sheets.
Ask about prices, totals, membership terms, cancellation wording, offer end dates and FDA terms. Answers come only from the offer sheets we captured, with sources. Ask does not give medical advice, pick a medication or suggest a dose.
Offers with an end date.
Intro prices and membership deals that expire, as the pages stated on November 13, 2026. Days left count from today. Confirm the date on the company page before you rely on it.
Conditions with no end date
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Before you pay: eleven questions.
Questions about terms, not about your health. Each one shows an example from the programs we captured. Nothing you tick is saved.
General consumer questions, not medical advice. Examples come from pages captured November 13, 2026 and may have changed.
What does this status mean?
Plain-English meanings with the source for each. As of November 13, 2026. Rules in this area are still changing.
A nomination, review, category or listing is not FDA approval. This page explains terms. It does not say whether any company is legal, safe or right for you.
How the information gets here, and what keeps it independent.
Draft for approval.
How an offer sheet is made
- We save a dated copy of the company's own pricing and terms pages.
- We fill in the same fields for every program. If the pages do not say, we write "not disclosed".
- We add our status label and link to the FDA source that explains it.
- We re-check on a schedule and log every change with the old value, the new value and the source.
- Companies can send corrections with evidence. Accepted corrections are logged publicly.
Evidence levels
Independence charter (draft)
- Payment never changes whether an offer is included, how it is ordered or how it is worded.
- Companies can correct facts with evidence. Accurate facts that a company dislikes stay.
- Any paid placement sits in a separate area labeled Sponsored, never inside a comparison.
- No affiliate links in the first release.
- Owner interests are disclosed on this page.
- We do not collect health information and we do not sell or pass on leads.
Ownership disclosure
[Placeholder. Wording to be written after the conflict-of-interest decision.]
Rules for the Ask tool
- Answers come only from captured offer sheets and show their sources.
- It declines medical questions, rankings and recommendations.
- Where a page is silent, it says so instead of guessing.
- The optional Claude mode follows the same rules and can still be wrong. The offer sheet is the record.
What this site does not do
- Give medical advice, diagnose, pick a medication or suggest a dose.
- Say a company is legal, safe, approved or effective.
- Rank programs or score them.
Fix what we got wrong.
Corrections are free, need evidence, and are logged in public.
Request a correction
Do not include patient or customer health information.
The "confirmed by company" tag
If you confirm our offer sheet is accurate, we add a dated tag. It says only that the company confirmed the facts on that date. It says nothing about quality, safety or compliance, and it never changes order.
Directory concept (not in the first release)
A later, secondary section for pharmacies, clinics and med spas. A listing would never mean recommended, approved or compliant, and it would never affect any comparison.
Sponsored placements, if ever offered, would sit apart and be labeled.