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Affiliate disclosure

Short version: some links to telehealth providers pay us a referral fee. They are labeled where they appear, they never change your price, and they never change what we write.

Last updated Oct 17, 2026

What is an affiliate link here

Links in the "Getting it legitimately" box on GLP-1 pages and in the provider comparison table may be affiliate links. If you become a patient of that provider after clicking, we may receive a fixed fee or a percentage. Those links carry a "sponsored" tag in the code and the disclosure printed beside them, as the FTC's endorsement guides require.

What it does not change

  • The price you pay. Providers do not charge more for referred patients.
  • The order of providers in the table, which is set by our criteria, not by payout.
  • Any dose, side-effect or cost information, which comes from FDA labels, trials and published pricing.

What we will not take money for

Any product that is not FDA-approved or legally compounded with a prescription. No research-chemical vendors, no peptide "stacks", no supplement blends marketed as peptides. No sponsored content inside health pages.

Other income

Display advertising on article pages (never on calculator results), a paid printable dose tracker, and affiliate links for injection supplies such as sharps containers and syringes, which are labeled the same way.