How We Review GLP-1 Providers

MGRBy the MyGLP1Reviews Editorial TeamLast checked 11 August 2026See the reviews

Every provider review on this site is built from the same checklist, applied in the same order, so that two reviews can be compared against each other fairly. This page explains what we look at and what we refuse to do.

Who writes MyGLP1Reviews

Reviews on this site are published under a single MyGLP1Reviews Editorial Team byline rather than an individual author name. That is deliberate. Every page is produced with the same checklist, the same sourcing rules and the same check before publication, so the thing worth judging is the process rather than the person who happened to type it.

What the team does
Reads each provider’s own pricing, billing and refund pages, records every figure with the date it was read, links to the source, and annualises the cost so that plans on different billing cycles can be compared on the same basis.
What the team will not do
We do not accept payment for placement or for a favourable verdict, we do not republish patient comments from forums or review sites as if they were testimonials we collected, and we do not invent star ratings to fill a template.
Medical qualifications
We are not clinicians and do not claim to be. Where this site describes a medicine it reports what the FDA or the manufacturer’s own labelling says, and links to it. No page here has been reviewed by a licensed clinician, and we would rather state that plainly than imply otherwise.
Corrections
If a figure on this site is wrong or has gone out of date, tell us and we will correct it and note what changed.

What we assess

  1. Pricing transparency. Is the full monthly cost published before you hand over an email address? Are lab work, shipping, and consultation fees included or added later? Does the advertised price require paying for several months up front?
  2. What is actually prescribed. Brand-name FDA-approved products, compounded preparations, or something else. We state this plainly in every review, because it is the single biggest difference between providers.
  3. Clinical model. Who evaluates you, whether a clinician licensed in your state is involved, whether there is real follow-up and dose titration, and whether you can reach a human with a side effect question.
  4. Cancellation and refunds. How you cancel, whether it can be done without a phone call, notice periods, and what happens to prepaid months.
  5. State availability and shipping. Which states are served, and realistic delivery timelines.
  6. Complaint record. Patterns in public complaints, regulatory actions, and Better Business Bureau records, weighted by how the company responds rather than by raw volume.

What we will not do

We do not write invented patient testimonials. We do not publish before-and-after photos or weight-loss figures we cannot source. We do not present staff opinion as clinical advice. We do not promise a specific amount of weight loss, because outcomes vary between people and no provider can guarantee them.

We do not accept payment for a rating, a ranking position, or the removal of criticism. Our affiliate disclosure explains how we are funded.

Sourcing

Drug information comes from FDA-approved prescribing information and other primary regulatory sources, not from marketing material. Provider details come from the provider's own published pages, terms of service, and support documentation. Every review carries a date so you can judge how fresh it is. Where we cannot verify a claim, we say so rather than guess.

Medical review

We do not claim clinical review we have not obtained. Where a page has been reviewed by a licensed clinician, that clinician is named on the page along with the date of review. Pages without a named reviewer have not been clinically reviewed. Nothing on this site is medical advice; please read our medical disclaimer.

Corrections

Email bill@elevatedmediagroup.llc. If we got something wrong, we fix it, note what changed, and update the date at the top of the page.