Standards
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
5 seller reviews are published. Each follows the rules on this page. The reviews index lists what is live.
4.Partners in a review
No seller we cover is a partner today. 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.