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Nature of Reviews

What a seller review reports, what it leaves out, and where money can and cannot reach it.

1.What a review is not

  • It is not a clinical assessment of the seller’s prescribers.
  • It is not a test of the product. We buy nothing and take nothing.
  • It is not a checkout walk. Prices are read from the seller’s published pages.
  • It is not a recommendation that you use the seller.

2.What a review is

A review is a page about one telehealth seller. It reports what the seller publishes: the peptides it offers, in which forms, at what prices, and to which states.

Each peptide the seller offers is checked against our regulatory register. A research-only peptide gets no price on the review, even if the seller sells it.

3.How many are published

185 seller reviews are published. Each follows the rules on this page. The reviews index lists what is live.

4.Partners in a review

We have affiliate partnerships with some of the sellers we cover, but not all of them. A partner’s review carries a Partner label and states that we may earn a commission.

A partner’s review follows the same rules as every other. It reports the same fields. It shows the same regulatory status. The disclosures page lists what a partner can and cannot get.

5.Every figure has a date

Sellers change prices and coverage without notice. Each price shows the date it was read. Each status shows the date its FDA source was read.

An old date is a reason to check the seller’s page yourself. Report a change and we re-read it.