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The Verdict Score, explained

Every GLP-1 provider on this site is scored out of 100 on the same six weighted factors. We apply the identical rubric to every provider — assume any of them may compensate us. The Verdict Score is our editorial judgment, built from each provider's public disclosures and our review; it is never sold. This page is the permanent reference; the worked explanation — what each factor is actually looking for, and the trial evidence behind the weighting on results — is in how we grade GLP-1 providers. The trials, labelling and regulatory record those judgements rest on are collected in our evidence library. Who publishes it, and who edits it, is on the about page.

The six factors

1. Real-world results

20%

Evidence the provider's protocol mirrors what produced results in the pivotal trials (adequate dosing, titration support, the GLP-1/GIP molecules that actually work) — not a watered-down version.

2. Price honesty

20%

The all-in monthly cost and, crucially, whether it's honest: no teaser first-month rate that silently triples, no hidden membership, lab or consult fees stacked on top.

3. Prescriber access

18%

How many states served, speed to a real prescriber and first dose, and whether a licensed clinician — not just a form — stands behind the prescription.

4. Formulary choice

15%

Breadth of options: both semaglutide and tirzepatide, brand-name (FDA-approved) availability where possible, and oral/sublingual routes for the needle-averse.

5. Cancellation fairness

14%

How easily you can pause, switch or quit — and whether the provider locks you into contracts, auto-ships, or makes leaving deliberately painful.

6. Member support

13%

Quality of ongoing care: side-effect and titration guidance, responsiveness, and whether support disappears once the first vial ships.

How we stay honest

This page is editorial information, not medical advice. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products. Talk to a licensed clinician before starting any weight-management medication. See our affiliate disclosure and medical disclaimer.

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