Medical reviewers
Licensed physicians review glp1.health pages for medical accuracy. Each one’s license links to the board that issued it.
How medical review works
- A reviewer checks what a page says about medicines, side effects, safety and regulation, for medical accuracy only.
- Reviewers don’t rank, endorse or recommend providers, and they don’t set headings, scores, prices or rankings.
- The credit covers only the version the reviewer approved in writing. Any later change to the page’s text removes it until the reviewer approves the new version.
- Reviewers are paid per review, never per provider, sign-up or click.
The full process, and how we correct a page, is in our editorial policy.
Conflicts of interest
A reviewer does no current work for a GLP-1 telehealth company, a compounding pharmacy, a drug manufacturer, a peptide vendor or a competing comparison site. We check this before a reviewer starts, and a past tie that bears on a page is disclosed on that page.