About The Weight Verdict

We built this because researching a GLP-1 telehealth program is unreasonably hard, and almost none of that difficulty is necessary.

The problem

Try to answer a simple question — what does this program cost in month two? — and you will find four different numbers on the company’s own website, a press release quoting a fifth, and a dozen affiliate pages quoting a sixth. Search for reviews and you will get pages with no named author, no sourcing and a countdown timer. Search for regulatory information and you will find enforcement actions against other companies presented as though they applied to this one.

Meanwhile the actual useful information — the Trustpilot star distribution, the BBB complaint count, the refund window, the specific FDA document and its date — is public, free, and almost never assembled in one place.

What we do

We assemble it. For each program we read the third-party ratings as distributions rather than averages, pull the BBB record, check every price on the provider’s own live pages and date the check, read the refund terms, and cite regulatory documents by name and date. Then we write down what we could not verify, because that is usually as useful as what we could.

We are reader-supported through affiliate referral fees, which is disclosed at the top and bottom of every page and explained in full on our disclosure page. Our methodology sets out exactly which sources we use and which we refuse.

What we are not

We are not doctors, and this site is not medical advice. We are not affiliated with any company reviewed here. We cannot tell you whether a GLP-1 is right for you — only a licensed clinician who knows your history can do that. What we can do is make sure that when you have that conversation, you already know what these programs cost, what they include, and what happens if you want to stop.

Get in touch

Corrections, questions and complaints all go to the same place: [email protected]. If we got something wrong we would rather fix it than defend it.