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Editorial changelog

What we've updated

Two different records, kept apart on purpose. Below: the times we published something that was wrong — not just outdated, wrong — and what we did about it. Further down: the routine log of price checks, new listings and rescores, pulled straight from the commit history behind our provider data.

Corrections (3)

A price that turned out to be a different number, a rescore that moved a rank — that's the routine log below. This section is different: something we told readers as fact that was not true, for a specific stretch of time, on a specific page. Every entry states what we published, what was actually true, and how we caught it.

"Prices re-verified monthly" was not true

live 2026-06-22 → corrected 2026-08-28
What we published
The claim "prices re-verified monthly" (or close variants) appeared in 10 places sitewide — the homepage hero and FAQ, /cheapest (6 separate instances: kicker, hero copy, trust-strip badge, FAQ answer, methodology section, footer disclaimer), /compare pages (JSON-LD FAQ, trust-strip badge, closing note), /about, /editorial-policy, /terms, llms.txt, and the footer. /editorial-policy separately claimed the build process "refuses to publish" a price change without re-verification.
What was actually true
Re-verification runs weekly via GitHub Actions, not monthly, and no build step has ever blocked publication on a price change — that mechanism was never built. Worse, for a 45-82 day stretch (2026-07-07 through 2026-08-25) the cloud sandbox meant to run weekly re-verification had no network access to any external site at all, so zero re-confirmations happened in that entire window while the "monthly" claim stayed live and unqualified.
How we found out
Found during an audit of the price-display code, not flagged externally. Fixed by replacing all 10 instances with language describing what the system actually does (automated weekly checks, per-provider verification status, 45-day auto-expiry from "Verified" to "Last confirmed"), and by adding shared constants (lib/site.ts) so the claim can only be written in one place going forward.

Yucca Health's "month-2 price step-up" never existed

live 2026-07-15 → corrected 2026-08-28
What we published
The published Yucca Health review told readers the $146 rate was a first-month teaser that stepped up to roughly $206/mo starting month 2 (and $275/mo month-to-month), and built its verdict around "good value IF you budget for the step-up." The transparency score's justification cited the same step-up as a mark against the clinic.
What was actually true
Those figures were never confirmed against Yucca's own site. They came from third-party summary sites (yourhealthmagazine.net, glp1clinics.org), pulled in during a window when our own check tooling could not reach tryyucca.com directly. A live, real-browser check on 2026-08-28 found Yucca's own FAQ states plainly: "$125 per month with the 6-month plan ($750 total); the month-to-month plan is $146 per month." No step-up exists at any point.
How we found out
A scheduled live re-verification pass (Playwright, real browser render) that happened to check the underlying claim directly rather than trusting the earlier third-party source.

Our first fix for missing data rewarded clinics that block us

live 2026-08-28 → corrected 2026-08-28
What we published
When we introduced scoring pricing only within comparable pricing models, some clinics ended up with no verifiable pricing structure at all. Our first version of the rule for handling that missing criterion spread the missing weight across each clinic's remaining criteria — redistributing it.
What was actually true
That approach quietly converted absent evidence into a bonus: it re-weighted each clinic's total onto whatever it happened to score best on. Under it, Ro rose to #1 overall and Hims & Hers to #3 — the two clinics that block our automated price checks outright with hard 403 responses — while Yucca Health, which publishes both its price tiers and its total prepay amount, fell seven places. The clinics that let us verify the least ranked the highest. We replaced it the same day with a floor rule: an unscored criterion is credited at the lowest score that clinic earned on any criterion we could assess, which can only lower or hold a score, never raise one — a property of the arithmetic, not a promise.
How we found out
Caught internally while reviewing the rescore's own results before publishing them further — the Ro/Hims-Yucca reversal was implausible on its face and prompted checking the mechanism, not just the numbers.

Routine updates

Price re-checks, new listings, rescores — nothing here was published as a false claim; it's the ordinary record of data changing as we verify more. Pulled directly from the commit log the moment a change merges, in our own words at the time.

  1. add Enhance.MD (#14, 7.5); pause Telos Rx affiliate link

  2. rebuild the tirzepatide roundup on verified tiers, every price with its term [skip ci]

  3. CoreAge Rx campaign price $79 -> public $99; manualOverride guard [skip ci]

  4. wellmedr $49 + bodybuilding-health $141.50, scores frozen [skip ci]

  5. weekly live re-check [automated]

  6. publishedPrice + programStatus, assert the chronic-clear rule, Playwright everywhere [skip ci]

  7. weekly live re-check [automated]

  8. strip the false tirzepatide crown; add campaignSource with a timer [skip ci]

  9. correct my own error on Bodybuilding Health+, document full breakdown, fix stale header, note Eden Health's real reblocker

  10. WellMedr commission verified at $136 — single undifferentiated Default line

  11. add Ageless (GLP-1) provider — commission verified, FDA cap applied

  12. remove Luvo Health as a ranked provider — only approved program is Peptides

  13. CoreAge Rx commission verified at \$230, not \$100

  14. add CoreAge Rx provider (myglp1guides) — blocker resolved

  15. add Luvo Health provider (myglp1guides) — blocker resolved

  16. verify 14 payout figures against Katalys program pages

  17. payoutConfidence field + HealthRX confirmed $0 on GLP-1

  18. strut-health had zero affiliate attribution; wire better deep links; guard sync against bad sheet slugs

  19. port regulatory/legal-action transparency cap from trt-picks (Hims, GoodRx Care, Zealthy)

  20. apply Gala Health's BBB finding — transparency 7.5→5.0, drop editorsPick

  21. /changelog gets a Corrections record; /fda-warning-letters gets closeout status + fixed cross-site figure

  22. dismiss the two FitRX hits from issue #17 — sibling brands, not Zealthy

  23. score FDA warning letters — open letters cap transparency at 4.0

  24. add Ivim Health (editorial) + a locked-commitment price category

  25. add Telos Rx (verified price + FDA check); sync affiliate links

  26. add Pallas Health, Strut Health and SnagRx -- disclosures included (#50)

  27. track MedVi's FDA letter even though it's not a listed provider

  28. Noom priced at $129 ongoing, and the bundling claim was wrong (#42)

  29. resolve Noom, partially resolve Hims, exhaust Ro (#41)

  30. Mochi and Fridays price drift, found during the classification checks

  31. price scored within pricingModel; unscored criteria credited at own floor

  32. four-criteria rubric — drop User Experience, reweight, fix two scoring errors

  33. content-drift checker + finish Gala Health content cleanup

  34. Gala Health's headline price was the non-weight-loss microdosing tier

  35. honest direct-answer block above homepage rankings

  36. stop crowning GoodRx Care's membership fee as "cheapest"

  37. Resolve issue #10: fix source URLs, correct embody, reclassify synergy-rx

  38. Correct yucca-health ($146->$125) and oak ($133->$119); document synergy-rx as unverified

  39. Port pricing schema from trt-picks: pricingModel, priceConfidence, source URL

  40. Pause liv-body affiliate link (offer 1522)

  41. live-check the three notScored flags with no pricingModel (#40)

  42. written scoring calibration + Yucca transparency 7.0 -> 7.5

  43. rewrite Yucca review around verified pricing, drop the $206 thesis

  44. disclose confirmed FDA warning letters, add weekly monitoring

  45. vary CTA copy + flag Gala Health pricing discrepancy

  46. Weekly Maintenance 2026-08-25 — price verification + build green

  47. Adaugă Shed ca provider GLP-1 (offer 1516, $400 comision)

  48. Comprehensivitate + E-E-A-T: 5 provideri editoriali noi, citate cercetare, watch-out flags

  49. Adaugă WellMedr ca provider GLP-1 (offer 1593, $136 comision)

  50. Weekly Maintenance 2026-08-11 — price rotation + build green

  51. Weekly Maintenance 2026-08-04 — prices held, build green

  52. adaugă Found, Calibrate, Sesame Care ca provideri editoriali

  53. Weekly Maintenance 2026-07-28

  54. add 5 editorial providers — Ro, Hims, Mochi, Henry, Noom

  55. Weekly Maintenance 2026-07-21

  56. add HealthRX provider (Katalys offer 1630, $333) — #4 rank, score 7.8

  57. Weekly Maintenance 2026-07-14 — price verification + score check

  58. price rotation 2026-07-07 — notes + orphaned commits recovered

  59. Pause FeelGood (offer 1604): remove affiliate link + drop from ranking

  60. Add LIV Body GLP-1 as approved Katalys provider (offer 1522, $500)

Scope note: the routine log covers the provider database and its supporting evidence, not general site edits like typo fixes or new blog posts. The rules for how a score can move at all are on the editorial policy page.