Privacy policy

What glp1.health collects when you visit, where it goes, how long it is kept, and how to ask for access or deletion. No accounts, no cookies of our own, no sale of personal data.

Effective 3 September 2026.

This page says what data this site collects when you visit, where it goes, and how to ask us about it. glp1.health runs the site. Write to [email protected] with any question about this page.

The short version

The site has no accounts, no login and no payment. You never give us your name. We collect analytics on how pages are used, a log of clicks on outbound program links, and standard server logs. We do not sell personal data. We do not share it for targeted advertising.

"Personal data" means information that relates to you and could identify you, alone or combined with other data. An IP address is personal data. We treat a hashed browser signature as personal data too.

Analytics

The site uses PostHog, an analytics service. It records:

  • the pages you view and how long you stay on them
  • the links and buttons you click
  • your browser, operating system, screen size and language
  • your IP address, and the approximate location (country and city) derived from it
  • a session recording: a replay of the page as you scroll, move the pointer and click. Text typed into a field is masked.
  • errors that occur in the page's own code

PostHog stores this data in the United States. Requests go first to /ingest on this site's own domain and are forwarded from there to PostHog's US servers. The PostHog script stores a random visitor ID in your browser's localStorage. It sets no cookies. Session recordings are kept for 30 days.

We use analytics to see which pages are read, which links are clicked, and where pages break. We do not use it to build an advertising profile, and it is not connected to any advertising network.

Outbound click log

Some links on this site lead to telehealth programs and earn a commission. See the affiliate disclosure. Each of those links passes through a /go/ address on this domain. When you click one, we record:

  • a random click ID
  • the page the link was on, and its position on that page
  • the program the link points to
  • a SHA-256 hash of your browser's user-agent string, not the string itself
  • the page that referred you, as your browser sent it
  • your country as a two-letter code, read from a header set by our CDN

This log does not hold your IP address. The click ID is added to the link the affiliate network receives, so the network can match a later sign-up to this site and pay the commission. The network sees that you arrived from glp1.health. Its own privacy policy applies from that point.

Server and hosting logs

The site runs behind Cloudflare and a reverse proxy on our server. Both keep standard access logs: IP address, requested URL, time and browser string. We use these logs to run and protect the service. Our own code sets no cookies and no other identifier.

Email addresses

We no longer collect email addresses through this site. Addresses submitted before 3 September 2026 are held only to honour deletion requests and are not used for mailing. Write to [email protected] to have yours deleted.

What we do not collect

We do not ask for your name, date of birth, weight, health conditions, prescriptions or diagnoses. No page on the site asks you a question about your health. The tools on the site (the cost calculator, the dose converter and the weight loss projection) run in your browser. What you enter into them is not sent to us.

Consumer health data

The site publishes information about GLP-1 medications. A visit to a page may show an interest in these medications. Some state laws, including Washington's My Health My Data Act, treat that inference as consumer health data. So, to be plain:

  • We do not ask for, and do not knowingly collect, health conditions, prescriptions or diagnoses.
  • We do not use the pages you visit to infer your health status.
  • We do not sell consumer health data.
  • We do not use geofencing.
  • We use analytics and click data for the purposes named on this page and for nothing else.

You can ask what data we hold about you, ask us to delete it, and withdraw any consent you gave. Email [email protected].

Who receives the data

  • PostHog Inc., the analytics processor, in the United States
  • Cloudflare, the CDN in front of the site
  • our server host, which keeps the access logs
  • the affiliate network behind a /go/ link, which receives the click ID

We share data with them only so they can provide their service to us. We do not sell personal data, and we do not share it for cross-context behavioural advertising.

Your rights

Depending on your state, you may have the right to:

  • know what personal data we hold about you and receive a copy
  • have it corrected
  • have it deleted
  • opt out of the sale or sharing of personal data. We do not sell or share it, so there is nothing to opt out of.
  • equal service whether or not you use these rights

To make a request, email [email protected]. Tell us the browser you used and the approximate date of your visit, because we hold no name or account to search by. We may ask for information to verify the request. You may authorise another person to make a request for you. We answer within the time the law allows.

Children

The site is for adults. It is not directed to anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18.

Changes

We change this page when the site's practices change. The effective date at the top moves with each change.

Contact

Written and checked by
Sam ReedFounder and data lead
Data sources · cited with retrieval dates
  1. 1.
    CMS NADACNational Average Drug Acquisition Cost, weekly filedata.medicaid.gov
  2. 2.
    CMS Medicare Part DPrescriber public use file, by geography and drugdata.cms.gov
  3. 3.
    CMS State Drug UtilizationQuarterly Medicaid prescription and reimbursement datadata.medicaid.gov

NADAC figures are pharmacy acquisition costs, not retail prices and not what you will pay. This content is educational and is not medical advice.