Affiliate Disclosure

Scores are based on evidence. At equal displayed scores, active affiliate partners are listed first. Every clinic has a distinct, consecutive rank.

A portion of the outbound links on this site carry a tracking tag. Sign up through one and the clinic pays us a referral fee. Your price doesn't change either way. That fee is what pays for the hours we spend re-checking prices and reading FDA filings.

FTC disclosure rules require us to say this plainly, so here it is. What decides a clinic's position is the scoring rubric on the editorial policy page, applied to evidence we've collected. No commission amount has ever changed a score, and none ever will. The rubric doesn't have a field for payout size to plug into.

We rank 61 GLP-1 clinics. 28 pay us a referral fee if you sign up through our link; 12 have paused their programs, so we earn nothing from them today and their pages carry no link; 21 pay us nothing at all: we review them because people search for them. The score is computed from a published rubric that never reads commission. On the review page of a clinic that does not pay us, a separate block labelled "Partner offer" lists clinics that do; it is marked as a commercial placement and sits after the review's own answer. We do not claim to cover the whole market.

Partner offer.On the review page of a clinic that pays us nothing, a block labelled “Partner offer: commercial placement” appears after the review's own answer, never inside it or above it. It lists up to two clinics that pay us a referral fee, among partners that pass our integrity checks (an active program, a verified price, a confirmed payout). An open FDA warning letter does not keep a partner out of this block or any other placement: the letter is shown on that clinic's own review and caps its transparency score. They are ordered by what we expect it to earn us per click: from our own sales and clicks where we have them, otherwise from the affiliate network's reported earnings per click. Partners with neither figure come after those with one, ordered by the commission each pays per sale. It is not part of the ranking or the price comparison, and every link in it is marked as an affiliate link.

The same Partner offer block appears on our articles.On every article it comes after the article itself, never above or inside it, and shows up to three partner clinics, with the same eligibility rules and the same order. When an article is about one of those clinics, that clinic is left out of the block on that article and the next eligible partner takes its place. The block does not change what the article says. On a phone, the bar at the bottom of the screen follows the same rule: on an article or an “is it legit” page about a clinic, it shows the next eligible partner rather than that clinic.

On articles about a brand-name medication, the bar at the bottom of a phone screen only shows partners that prescribe that brand.

The method is published in full, the evidence behind each score is on each clinic's page, and every mistake we have found is listed on the editorial policy page rather than quietly fixed.