About this site

What it does

glp1graded scores GLP-1 telehealth providers on four things they either publish or do not: the price before the intake, the dispensing pharmacy, what the price covers, and the cancellation terms. Each sub-score is published beside the figure it was read from and the date it was read. We publish separate category scores, without an overall grade or clinical ranking. The criteria are explained on the methodology page. How this site is paid is on the disclosure page.

Who writes it

Ellis Brandt reviews every article and provider review published here.

Ellis Brandt’s experience is in healthcare investing and in building scoring frameworks — systems for turning messy, incomparable information about companies into a comparison you can use. He applies the same discipline here to GLP-1 providers, assessing what each company publishes about pricing and service terms. The category scores use the same criteria for every provider. A commercial relationship does not affect a score.

His experience is in healthcare and biotech investing, in building scoring and evaluation frameworks, in equity research and comparative company analysis, and in pharmaceutical company building.

Where the clinical pages come from

Clinical articles in the research section draw on FDA-approved prescribing information. Each page identifies its sources, with each label’s version number, its effective date and a link to the document on DailyMed, so any figure can be checked against its source. Where a label does not answer a question, the page says so in those words rather than filling the gap.

None of it is medical advice, and it is not a substitute for a licensed clinician who knows your history — see the medical disclaimer.

What the byline covers

The byline appears on editorial and review pages. It does not appear on the legal pages, which speak for the site rather than for a person. Ellis owns the corrections log: what was wrong, when it was published, and when it was fixed.

What this site is not

It is not a pharmacy, a telehealth provider or a prescriber, and it sells nothing. It gives no medical advice — see the medical disclaimer.