GLP-1 Provider Reviews

Board-certified obesity medicine specialists with both brand-name and compounded GLP-1 options

Multidisciplinary obesity medicine program with physicians, dietitians, and behavioral coaching

Well-established telehealth platform with fast physician reviews and competitive pricing

Affordable compounded GLP-1s with board-certified physicians and straightforward pricing

Board-certified physician-led care with comprehensive medical oversight

Established telehealth provider with physician oversight and transparent pricing

Telehealth platform from GoodRx with transparent pricing and established trust

Medically supervised program with obesity medicine physicians, dietitians, and in-person options

Publicly traded telehealth company with comprehensive health platform and competitive pricing

FDA-approved Wegovy, Zepbound and Foundayo from $149/month cash, $25 with insurance and $50/month for eligible Medicare members — the first mainstream route to approved medication at prices that compete with compounded. We earn no commission from it

Major telehealth platform with brand-name FDA-approved GLP-1s, insurance support, and 1M+ members treated

Psychology-based behavior change program combined with GLP-1 medication and coaching

Insurance-friendly weight care platform with 10+ branded and compounded medications from $99/month — Medicare accepted with brand GLP-1s from $50/month for eligible members

Affordable compounded GLP-1s with physician oversight and ongoing clinical support

Telehealth platform offering compounded GLP-1 medications with physician oversight

Telehealth provider with compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide options

Integrated health platform offering GLP-1 weight loss alongside broader wellness services

Compounded GLP-1 provider with licensed physicians and free shipping

Baby and kids food publishing batch-level numerical heavy metal results searchable by lot code, with limits stricter than US requirements

Biomarker-driven GLP-1 treatment with 57+ panel testing and 24/7 dedicated care team access

Major women's health platform offering brand-name FDA-approved GLP-1 medications with insurance support

Compounded semaglutide from $129/month with sub-4-hour physician review and HSA/FSA eligibility

Compounded semaglutide from $135/month and tirzepatide from $199/month with overnight shipping and flat-rate pricing

Comprehensive weight loss program with brand-name GLP-1 medications, insurance navigation, included labs, and personal coaching

Telehealth platform with 14 FDA-approved weight loss medications, provider choice, insurance navigation, and included lab testing

Comprehensive 12-month program with FDA-approved GLP-1 medications, 1:1 coaching, and a 10% weight loss guarantee

100% online GLP-1 platform with semaglutide from $99/month and tirzepatide from $125/month — flat pricing at every dose with free overnight shipping

Iconic weight loss brand combining GLP-1 medications with the Points Program, coaching, and community support for 21% avg weight loss

Streamlined telehealth platform with fast sign-up and licensed provider oversight

Telehealth provider offering compounded GLP-1s with physician oversight

Compounded GLP-1 provider with licensed physicians and ongoing support

Nationwide network of licensed registered dietitians billed through insurance, often $0 a session; GLP-1 specialty filter and all 50 states

Telehealth platform with compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide options

Affordable compounded GLP-1s with physician oversight and free shipping

Telehealth provider offering compounded GLP-1 medications

Compounded GLP-1 provider with licensed physicians and meal planning support

Telehealth platform with compounded GLP-1 options and physician oversight

Telehealth platform offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide

Compounded GLP-1 provider with physician oversight and transparent pricing

Telehealth platform with compounded GLP-1 medications and physician support

Telehealth platform offering compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide

Telehealth platform with compounded GLP-1 medications and physician support

Veteran telehealth platform since 2008 offering GLP-1 injections and oral weight loss tablets with licensed physicians

GLP-1 provider offering injectable, oral drop, and pill formats with flat-rate pricing and 500K+ active patients

Pure and B6-enhanced compounded tirzepatide options with pay-per-service pricing and flexible financing

Compounded GLP-1 medications with personal coaching, 48-hour delivery, and both injectable and oral semaglutide options

Compounded GLP-1 medications from $99.99/month with B-vitamin enhancements, free overnight shipping, and flat-rate pricing at all dosages

NABP-accredited compounding pharmacy with custom semaglutide and tirzepatide formulations enhanced with glycine and B12

All-inclusive GLP-1 membership with unlimited provider access, lifestyle coaching, personalized app, and monthly Lipo-Stat injections

Compounded GLP-1 medications with B12 boost, free 2-day shipping, multi-month savings plans, and buy-now-pay-later options

GLP-1 provider offering injectable, oral tablet, and dual agonist options with named pharmacy partners and money-back guarantee

FDA-approved GLP-1 medications from a trusted pharmacy brand with same-day pickup, no subscription, and insurance coordination

LegitScript-approved GLP-1 provider with integrated nutrition and fitness coaching, weekly check-ins, and all-inclusive $199/month pricing

Compounded GLP-1 medications in injectable, oral tablet, and sublingual formats with free 2-day shipping and same-day prescriptions

Burr coffee grinders from $149.95 to $899.95 under Breville. Sells 136 individual spare parts including the power board, display assembly and a $4.95 on/off knob; warranty covers two-way shipping. Note the 50-hour motor cap on the Forte models.

Injectable and oral compounded GLP-1s from $199/month with named pharmacy partners and NAD+ injections available

The strongest disclosure we have found: a lot lookup returning lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury results for the specific batch in your cupboard, published Prop 65 thresholds, farm and batch level third-party testing, and the rare candour to name carrots and sweet potatoes as its own risk ingredients. The brain-development framing is marketing, not evidence.

All-inclusive GLP-1 plans with 24/7 doctor access, 60% first-month discount, and 4.4-star Trustpilot rating

Multidisciplinary weight care with obesity medicine clinicians, dietitians, coaches and a connected scale, plus brand-name Zepbound via LillyDirect — but access runs through your employer or health plan and no price is published

UTI, BV, herpes, birth control and STI treatment from around $30 in all 50 states with same-day pharmacy pickup — sexual health, not a GLP-1 prescriber

Affordable compounded semaglutide from $99/month with same-day consultations, 24/7 medical team access, and a 30-day money-back guarantee

Compounded GLP-1s from $199/month with flat dose pricing plus hair growth, ED, and NAD+ treatments — named doctors and pharmacies

Pet Poison Helpline has documented pets injected with Ozempic instead of insulin because both live in the same fridge. Chewy is the right supplier for the pet's half — its 10-K claims America's #1 pet pharmacy, and 365-day returns with free return shipping are verified.

Menopause and perimenopause care in-network with most major PPO plans across all 50 states, with FDA-approved hormone options — menopause care, not a GLP-1 prescriber

At-home 1450nm wrinkle lasers, $449-$1,049, with the most transparent claims-justification page we have found - it publishes the full adverse-event list and admits the FDA clearance covers only wrinkles around the eyes. It will not fix GLP-1 facial volume loss.

B vitamin-enhanced compounded GLP-1 medications with free overnight cold shipping and no membership fees

Compounded GLP-1s from $159/month in injection, drop and lozenge formats, plus FDA-approved oral Foundayo, Wegovy and Zepbound, coaching included and a 120-day results guarantee — offset by 250 BBB complaints in three years over billing after cancellation

Compounded and brand-name GLP-1s (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro) with needle-free oral tablet options and unlimited 24/7 support

Board-certified psychiatrists in-network with most major insurers at a typical $15–$30 copay — insurance-only, and not a GLP-1 prescriber

Our highest supplement rating, earned by disclosure: 322 published dose figures across 73 products, batch third-party testing, Informed Choice certification, and a single proprietary blend that names both botanicals and doses them. Buy the 28g grass-fed whey isolate; skip the $54.99 fat burner, whose appetite suppression duplicates your prescription and works against protecting muscle.

14,000 tested recipes with per-recipe nutrition data and a high-protein collection; 14-day trial but no post-trial price shown before signup

All-inclusive compounded GLP-1 plans from $99/month in all 50 states, with two named PCAB-accredited pharmacies and HSA/FSA accepted — but the advertised rate needs an annual commitment, and prices run to $225

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide with mandatory Quest lab work included in the price and no FDA warning letter — but premium pricing and 11 states excluded

Franchised waxing chain with 1,000+ US locations. Three of four wax passes carry no expiry and every per-pass saving checks out arithmetically - but the headline 25% is only reachable by students and new guests. Refuses to wax anyone on Accutane; 14-day retinoid gap.

Compounded tirzepatide from $149/month with flat dose pricing, a tracker app, and a 4.5-star Trustpilot record across 1,000+ reviews

The FTC voted 5-0 in 2020 to block Edgewell's $1.37bn acquisition, calling it a critical disruptive rival that had driven down prices. It owns its German blade factory and cartridges run about $3.13 — but Plus handles take only Plus blades, and its FAQ and terms pages both 404'd.

Physician-supervised GLP-1 and peptide platform with semaglutide from $99/month, a named medical director, and 503A pharmacy sourcing

Well-built e-commerce platform, $22-$2,300/month with prices published plainly. It earns a place here for a different reason: 37 distinct brands we reviewed returned a Shopify product feed, spanning our best and worst ratings — so a professional-looking supplement storefront costs $1 a month during the promo and proves nothing about the seller.

Strength-training app with a real free tier, $19.99/mo or $119.99/yr - a 50% annual saving that checks out exactly. Genuinely on-mission: STEP 1 found lean mass fell 9.7% alongside a 19.3% fat loss, and progressive lifting is the countermeasure.

Children's jewellery sets were recalled for lead and cadmium in January 2025, so we audited the compliance rather than the sparkle: Super Smalls names CPSIA and certified-lab testing, discloses materials and nickel-free construction, and has no CPSC recalls. It never says 'lead' or 'cadmium', and publishes no certificate.

Supplement retailer trading since 1969 with a 100-day full-refund window - and zero mentions of Ozempic sitewide despite selling berberine. Its own GLP-1 article recommends diet and exercise over supplements. Watch the 20% fee on returns over $500.

Online therapy and psychiatry, in-network with major insurers and Medicare in all 50 states — behavioral support alongside GLP-1 treatment, not a GLP-1 prescriber

LillyDirect self-pay Zepbound is now collectable at around 4,600 Walmart pharmacies from $349/month, with cheap protein and 90-day returns alongside it — but Walmart closed all 51 health centres in April 2024 so it cannot prescribe or monitor you, and it pays affiliates 0% on pharmacy and food against 4% on cosmetics

Prescription glasses from $6.95, HSA/FSA eligible, BBB accredited A+ and 4.5 on Trustpilot across 166,566 reviews — cheap enough to suit a prescription that may shift, but it sells eyewear and cannot examine your eyes

Lip balm from $3.99 that genuinely treats a genuine GLP-1 side effect - dry lips from reduced fluid intake - making it the cheapest useful product in this series. Leaping Bunny certified with a well-built subscription, but buy it in a shop: free shipping needs $40.

Audited all 17 products: it publishes beta-glucan percentages, fruiting-body declarations and extract ratios — the disclosures that expose mycelium grown on grain. But no certificates of analysis were found, several capsule SKUs omit the figure, turkey tail omits it entirely, and no page warns about anticoagulants.

Used Japanese golf clubs from $34.99 with US import duties covered by the seller and brand-by-brand counterfeit guides; one-week return clock

Insulated bottles whose own FAQ confirms lead left the sealing process in 2012, with a limited lifetime warranty and a published at-home insulation test that commits them to a replacement. Premium priced — and Helen of Troy's FY2026 10-K wrote the brand's goodwill and trade name down to zero, so keep the receipt.

Membership primary care with panels capped near 600 patients and same-day access — $1,800–$4,500/year on top of insurance, and not a GLP-1 prescriber

Therapy built around insurance rather than cash pay - clients average $28/session against a $100-$250 self-pay market, and they publish that market context themselves. Excluded in 28 states, and the $28 assumes your deductible is met. We are paid $300 per signup, the largest bounty on this site.

It holds the Clean Label Project Purity Award — testing for over 400 contaminants including heavy metals — plus Pesticide-Free and 1,000 Day Promise certification, which makes it the strongest answer in baby food to that category's real problem. But its best pouch has 5g of protein at $4.80, so the adult arithmetic fails.

USDA-organic hemp CBD gummies, tinctures and creams with auditable third-party lab reports and a 60-day money-back guarantee — a supplement, not a GLP-1 prescriber, and not a weight-loss aid

The best return terms in this series — 365 days on Target-owned brands, which genuinely solves buying clothes at a size you will outgrow — plus CVS-operated in-store pharmacies. Note CVS Caremark restores Zepbound to preferred formulary on 1 October 2026 after dropping it in July 2025

LegitScript-certified newcomer with microdosed tirzepatide from $49/month intro pricing, quarterly labs, and 48-hour shipping

Compounded semaglutide from $70 plus brand-name Wegovy, Zepbound and Foundayo, prescribed by menopause-specialised physicians — but the $70 is medication only, with a separate $99/month service fee, and seven jurisdictions including California are excluded

One of the better-run supplement brands we have checked — Companies House verified since 2017, Trustpilot 4.7 across 3,357 reviews, refunds on opened tubs — whose own True Collagen directions state it "is not a complete protein" and "do not use it for weight reduction". Buy the creatine instead

The best-run hemp brand we have tested — Trustpilot 4.5 across 656 reviews, free returns that can cover opened product, in-house GMP-certified Wisconsin manufacturing and THC doses from 1mg — though its lab certificates sit on an external Notion page we could not render

Established online diamond retailer with free insured 30-day returns and a lifetime defect warranty. But its free resize is one use of up to two sizes within twelve months, eternity and tension rings cannot be resized at all, resizing ends your right to return, and the return clock starts at shipment not delivery — all of which matters if your ring size is still moving.

Compounded GLP-1s plus FDA-approved non-GLP-1 alternatives, with a real BMI eligibility threshold that turns unsuitable patients away

Substantial Neapolitan roaster since 1999 — €300.4m revenue, 60% owned by listed holding company Italmobiliare — with a 30-day any-reason return and a subscription holding 20% off every order. But the capsules fit Nespresso Original only, not Vertuo, and the US arm has no independent service record

Specialty roaster that publishes ISO 17025 certificates showing no aflatoxins, no ochratoxin A and no mould, discloses ethyl-acetate decaf and ships nothing more than 5 days past roast. But the claim also names pesticides and chemicals no certificate covers, and several coffees have none linked.

Costco's own pharmacy page states it serves members and non-members — so if cheaper prescriptions are why you'd pay $65, test that first for free. Membership is $65 Gold Star / $130 Executive, which breaks even at $3,250 annual spend. Bulk food is the one purchase that works against a suppressed appetite; protein powder and frozen protein still do.

Where you actually buy the resistance equipment that protects lean mass - dumbbells from $12.99 across nine brands. But skip the body-composition scales: bioimpedance tracks hydration, which is the least stable thing about you on a GLP-1. Track strength in a notebook instead.

Personalised name-change forms and letters from a company trading since 2008, Trustpilot 4.8, with a clear 60-day money-back guarantee — but every form in the kit is free elsewhere, and it publishes no not-a-law-firm disclaimer

Testosterone therapy from $199/month including quarterly at-home nurse blood draws — the strongest monitoring in online TRT, but 16 states excluded. Not a GLP-1 prescriber

$69.99/year after 14 days free, aimed at something the medication genuinely does not do: eating driven by stress, boredom or habit rather than hunger. Cheap and honestly sold — but an app is not a treatment, and GLP-1 labelling advises contacting a prescriber about mood changes rather than meditating through them.

USDA organic hemp, a BBB A+ rating, batch COAs by QR code and a 90-day no-questions refund make this the best-credentialed CBD brand we have reviewed — but independent testing found its full-spectrum gummies delivered 45% less THC than labelled

Sparkling clear protein soda with 15g whey isolate and 80 calories — genuinely useful for protecting lean mass on a GLP-1, but a drink, not a treatment

SEO software with genuinely useful free tools, published per-tier quotas and no-questions-asked cancellation; banner advertises 40% off where every tier saves 20%

Athletic footwear supporting the best-evidenced GLP-1 adjunct — staying active to protect lean mass — with a 2A-to-6E width range that genuinely matters for wide, swollen or diabetic feet. But if you have diabetes with a qualifying complication, Medicare may cover 80% through a channel retail cannot access

Creatine at ~24c a day, pea protein at $9.74 a pound, fibre at $21 — the entire evidence-based stack for a GLP-1 patient for under $450 a year, less than one unproven supplement we reviewed. But NSF Certified Facility describes the building not the bottle, FDA Registered means nothing, and no certificates are published.

Self-cleaning litter box that answers the one safety question properly — radar plus weight sensing with re-entry detection — and publishes the 3.3lb minimum weight for automatic mode that most brands omit, with a 30-day trial and up to 4-year warranty. But $659, pre-order only, and wrapped in unverifiable claims

Award-flight search across 150+ airlines; genuinely free tier and $12/mo entry, but the company's own pricing page returns a 404

A regulated lidocaine OTC drug at 10mg per metered spray with a registered Phase III trial — genuinely better credentialled than the herbal delay products it competes with, though it is not FDA-approved and the marketing numbers are unsourced. Sexual health, not GLP-1 care

14-infection STI panels including the oral and anal swabs most clinics skip, plus Doxy-PEP — sexual health, not a GLP-1 prescriber

It sold the 10.2 million Nexgrill wire grill brushes recalled in March 2026 — model numbers and the refund line are on the page. It is also where three genuinely useful cheap purchases live: a fridge thermometer, properly anchored grab bars, and non-slip bathroom hardware.

The strongest regulatory dossier in this series — two FDA NDI reviews, GRAS notification, five national regulators, a 503B-authorised pharmaceutical grade and Nasdaq-listed audited accounts — but its own 10-K claims only that Niagen raises NAD+ levels, while the marketing promises to revolutionise how you age

Compounded GLP-1 medications in injectable and oral formats with a 3-month results guarantee and fast provider turnaround

Baby bodycare, $12-$55, with a real OTC active (1% colloidal oatmeal) and a genuine National Eczema Association seal. But the flagship ointment is headlined as helping prevent eczema, which the BEEP and PreventADALL trials found emollients do not - and returns are unopened-only.

Compounded menopause hormone therapy from $39/month with no membership fee — menopause care, not a GLP-1 prescriber, and unavailable in 15 states

One of the few CBD brands holding genuine USDA organic certification, with Botanacor testing and a full contaminant panel — but premium prices, a psychoactive 5mg THC dose per gummy, and an unresolved question about label potency. Not a weight-loss aid

The first sleep brand in this series to raise obstructive sleep apnoea unprompted and advise medical clearance — but its blankets are sized at 10% of body weight in 5lb steps, so a 20% loss drops you exactly one size, months after the 30-day window closes

BRP powersports - side-by-sides from $22,699, electric motorcycles from $10,999, rebates to $4,000 until 30 September. Off-category, but two things matter here: dizziness and hypoglycaemia risk while operating machinery, and protective gear fitted to a body 20% larger.

Online life insurance agency quoting multiple carriers, no medical exam, up to $3M. Body weight is a major underwriting lever so GLP-1 weight loss can improve your rate class - but declare the medication: no-exam underwriting still checks prescription databases, and buy cover now rather than waiting.

Excellent full-panel batch certificates from SC Labs and clear latex warnings — but its coconut-oil products degrade latex condoms, which matters far more if tirzepatide is why your label advises a barrier method

Contact lenses and eyewear from a retailer trading since 1992 with 90-day returns — a consumer retailer, unrelated to GLP-1 care, and it does not bill vision insurance

Oral rehydration sticks built on real sodium-glucose cotransport science with fully published nutrition panels. We read both labels: the sugar-free version has identical sodium, potassium and all five vitamins to the original, minus 11g added sugar. Watch the 500mg sodium per stick in both.

Compounded GLP-1s from $99/month with consults, follow-ups and shipping included, LegitScript certified and no FDA letter — but only 40 states

Daily-microdose testosterone therapy with a named medical director and a fertility-preserving oral option — hormone care, not a GLP-1 prescriber, and the advertised price omits a $99/month membership

Female-founded intimates brand whose bras are 46 wireless to 5 wired and sized 0-5 rather than by band and cup — genuinely better suited to a ribcage that is shrinking, with OEKO-TEX certified fabrics — but the refund policy says 21 days while the FAQ says 30, and discounted items are final sale

One of the few supplement companies with a published RCT, and it states outright that its GLP-1 Probiotic is not a GLP-1 agonist drug — but that trial was for a different product, and this one's headline 91% comes from a 274-person consumer survey

THC-free CBD gummies from $35 in targeted sleep, mood, PMS and focus formulas plus non-CBD supplements — a supplement brand, not a GLP-1 prescriber, and not a weight-loss aid

CPSC recalled 3.2 million Weber wire grill brushes on 26 February 2026 — bristles detaching into food, four people needing procedures to remove them — and on a GLP-1 the warning signs are the exact symptoms you were told to expect. The grills themselves have no recall since 2007 and a 12-year cookbox warranty.

Every package advertises 'Full copyright ownership' while clause 5.3 of its own transfer agreement says the assignment 'might not include any intellectual property rights in the generative AI elements'. Candid, and worth reading before you build a brand on it — plus a logo is not a trademark and nobody here checks.

Reverse osmosis systems $230.99-$649 from an established manufacturer whose flagship names both its standards (NSF 372/58) and its certifier (IAPMO). But only about eight of roughly twenty RO systems advertise any certification, and it does not track price — the cheapest certified model is $230.99 while a $417.99 countertop unit names none. Budget $85-$160 a year for filters.

Pet CBD that gets the safety choices right — no xylitol, explicitly THC-free, human-grade ingredients, a linked certificate and dosing charted by body weight — but the label dose works out around 0.42mg/kg/day against 4mg/kg/day in the published Cornell canine osteoarthritis trial

Online prenups at $599 or $2,197 with independent counsel each; strong state-law content citing statutes and case law, undercut by judge approved marketing

Hosted landing-page and CRO platform, $79-$199+/mo, owned by airSlate. Prices are published and cancellation is self-service, but the entry plan cannot A/B test, the free trial converts to paid at 2,500 visitors, and all fees are non-refundable.

Its own 10-K calls its return policy a risk factor producing 'heightened levels of returns' — which is exactly what you want when your size is a moving target — alongside an automated fit analyst tool and standardised sizing. But three consecutive net losses mean take cash back rather than store credit.

Men's telehealth with a genuinely FDA-approved oral testosterone option alongside compounded GLP-1s — but 12 states excluded, including California

A serious athletic manufacturer since 1906 with well-regarded running shoes and wide fittings — useful if you are becoming more active, but buying direct means no wear-test returns, and resistance training protects lean mass on a GLP-1 far better than running does

SharkNinja recalled 1.8 million Ninja Foodi OP300 pressure cookers in May 2025 after 106 burn injuries; the remedy is a free lid most owners never claimed. The CREAMi is genuinely useful for getting protein in when appetite has collapsed — and it pays us 1.5% against a 5% default.

Purpose-built sleep earbuds at $299 with strong comfort and noise isolation — a consumer device, not a treatment, and it does not address sleep apnoea

Airline-independent lounge membership from about $99/year across 1,900+ lounges. Honest about capacity limits, but no tier includes a free guest visit - even the unlimited one - and many US buyers already have it via a credit card. Never check your GLP-1 pens.

Nausea, vomiting and reflux are common on GLP-1s, and stomach acid softens enamel — brushing straight after abrades it away, so rinse and wait 30 minutes. That makes quip's pressure sensor and Extra Gentle mode genuinely protective rather than marketing. Affordable at a $25.50 median; its 11x plaque claim carries a footnote we could not find.

Cooling bedding with genuinely good terms — 30-night returns with shipping covered, one-year warranty, HSA/FSA eligible, and a countdown we tested and found real — but losing substantial fat mass usually makes people feel colder, and the window closes months before you find out

Shapewear is the honest, proportionate answer to loose skin after weight loss - it conceals for the price of a garment, unlike the procedures that cannot fix it. But firm abdominal compression raises intra-abdominal pressure, and on a drug that delays gastric emptying that means heartburn. Buy your real size.

Online testosterone therapy from $149/month after a $49 intake with blood-work-led prescribing and no membership fee — hormone care, not a GLP-1 prescriber

A Vsauce STEM box with the cleanest subscription terms we have read — auto-renewal in capitals and self-service cancellation from your account — but a surprise box you cannot return once opened, at $75 a quarter. No health relevance

Genuinely well-built photography cases from a real US company since 2005 — lifetime defect warranty with published exclusions, user-replaceable wheels, BBB A+ — but we searched all 134 products for insulated, cooler or thermal and found none, so it cannot hold the 36-46°F a GLP-1 pen needs

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide from $99/month on a 6-month plan with flat dose pricing and an owned pharmacy — but almost no independent track record yet

One of the few supplement brands citing a real peer-reviewed absorption trial — but that study tested one vitamin at 19x the RDA in 12 people, and its 165% result is applied across a whole multivitamin range

It says 'Made of Viscose from Bamboo' and '100% Bamboo Lyocell' — the disclosure the FTC fined Kohl's and Walmart $5.5m over in April 2022. But its '3 degrees cooler' claim gives no unit, method or comparator, and 410 of its 6,440 reviews are one-star. You get 100 days to test slept-in sheets.

The strongest guarantee in the category — 90 days, any reason, empty bottle accepted — plus 33 accredited batch certificates with a full contaminant panel and potency that over-delivers. But the newest reports we could read are from 2024, and 29mg of THC per bottle is ~72x November’s per-container cap

Two-sided flippable hybrid, $909-$1,714, with 10 years of free replacement. Genuinely rare construction and a specific warranty - but archived captures show list prices were raised while the badged discount doubled, and a $200 add-on buys out your only comfort remedy.

At-home lab panels from $49 processed in a CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited lab — useful for tracking metabolic markers on a GLP-1, but a testing service, not a prescriber

Designer frames with lenses from $95, 30-day full refunds and a physical store; every price is exactly 50% off, and GLP-1 users should wait for stable glucose

Publishes the most thorough certificate we have read — accredited, per batch, every contaminant non-detect — but claims 108 minutes more sleep a night from a study with no control group, and its THC+ line cannot survive the 0.4mg container cap

Names four dispensing pharmacies with phone numbers and publishes prescriber NPIs that verify as active in the CMS registry — but the terms of service carry no cancellation or refund policy, and brand-name GLP-1s cost about four times what Amazon Pharmacy charges

Vet-founded air-dried dog food with every ingredient published - genuinely transparent. But no price until you finish a quiz, no AAFCO adequacy statement on any buyer-facing page, and the best evidence in canine nutrition is a paired Labrador study about portion size, not brand.

Wall-mounted smart strength trainer: $4,295 plus $495 plus $59.95/month on a 12-month commitment — about $5,509 in year one against an 'under $2/day' headline. Credit for publishing a plain table showing the hardware still works unsubscribed, but that same table lists the spotter safety feature as member-only on a machine reaching 250lb.

NASDAQ-listed beauty retailer with $12.4bn in sales, BBB A+ since 2024 and returns accepted on gently used product — but the refund window is 30 days not 60, salon wigs and hair extensions cannot be returned at all, and nothing sold there treats the GLP-1 hair shedding that brings readers looking

Child-device monitoring whose disordered-eating alert category genuinely intersects adolescent GLP-1 treatment, BBB accredited B+ since 2019 with a 60-day hardware guarantee — but both contracts say "No refunds are provided", cancelling an annual app plan ends service that day, and leaving the phone early accelerates the whole device balance onto your card

BBB A+ outdoor retailer with 60-day returns (90 for Club members) and cross-brand returns at Cabela's, selling the boots, poles and hydration that make activity sustainable — but adult life jackets are sized by chest measurement, so significant weight loss can leave yours dangerously loose

The strongest batch-certificate programme we have tested — ~50 downloadable COAs per product from a named ISO 17025 lab, potency accurate — but the FDA wrote to Newhere Inc dba CBDFX in November 2022, and one gummy gets its buzz from grayanotoxin-bearing mad honey

The only CBD brand in this series publishing state-by-state statutory warnings — including that the FDA has not evaluated its products and that they may cause a failed drug test — plus a 60-day guarantee and clear 0% THC lines. But its Delta-9 gummies carry 5mg THC, 12.5x the November 2026 container cap

A Johns Hopkins randomised trial gives it ESSA Tier 1 and WWC Without Reservations; 597 Trustpilot reviewers give it 1.1 out of 5. The SmartScore explains both — and IXL's own help centre says 80 is proficient, which is the setting that fixes it.

Well-run chain jewellery brand with 4.5 on Trustpilot across 40,118 reviews and fair 30-day returns — but lengths come in two-inch steps, engraved pieces cannot be returned at all, and its "gold bonded" finish is never quantified

Clean-beauty body care, skincare and sunscreen, $14-$94. Publishes full ingredient lists and a 200-plus restricted list capping homosalate at 0.7% - but two of its own sunscreens contain 10%. Excellent 60-day free returns; “clinically proven” rests on a 50-person panel.

K-beauty store whose Dr. Groot line discloses sample size and study length, but sells a Complete Set to Reduce Hair Loss on breakage evidence

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide in all 50 states with no membership fee and no FDA warning letter — but the advertised $130/month is a multi-month rate, and the guarantee only refunds you if a doctor declines

Weekly 40-minute couples sessions from $60/week with credentialed practitioners, far below conventional couples therapy — but the company says plainly it is not classic therapy, there is no insurance route, and the app and billing draw consistent complaints

The established name in portable cannabis vaporizers, with warranties up to ten years — but that headline cover excludes normal battery degradation, the way these devices usually die. A device brand, unrelated to GLP-1 care

The best lab transparency in CBD — lot-level COAs from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory with the certificate number published — but the About page promises a 60-day guarantee its own refund policy caps at 30, and it sells intoxicating THC to 18-year-olds

Underwear is the one garment you cannot defer or have taken in while shrinking, and its rolling monthly-to-quarterly subscription (with the discount attached to subscribing rather than bulk buying) fits that well. Moisture-wicking brrr fabric is the real anti-chafe lever. But worn pairs are not returnable and the men's range read XS-2XL.

Publishes cost per day with the reference dog weight stated ($2.44/day for a 30lb dog) — a disclosure almost no pet food brand makes — and 'human grade' is a genuinely demanding standard. But across a rendered product page and all 132 descriptions we found no AAFCO reference, no 'complete and balanced' statement and no kcal figure.

Fresh prepared meals from $104.93/week at 20-40g protein per dish; auto-renewal and 7-day skip notice disclosed only in the terms

Resistance training is the highest-value intervention we cover — it and adequate protein are the only two things that protect lean mass during weight loss — and suspension straps scale superbly for beginners because difficulty is set by foot position. But no suspension trainer or anchor publishes a rated weight capacity, while a rocker and a stability ball both do.

Boat and off-road dealership network paying 0% commission - the one review here with no financial interest at all. Alcohol is a leading contributing factor in fatal boating accidents, and these drugs cut tolerance while making onset less predictable. Their site denied all access including robots.txt, so vendor detail is from a Jan 2025 archive.

Long-established outdoor retailer with BBB A+ since 1984, verified 60-day returns and cross-brand returns at Bass Pro Shops — but Trustpilot rates it 1.3 over online fulfilment, and it sells equipment, not treatment

Hemp vapes, gummies, tinctures and topicals made in-house in Florida with genuine batch-linked lab reports — but a federal hemp redefinition on 12 November 2026 targets its full-spectrum THC line, and CBD is not a weight-loss aid

Publishes real doses — 1500mg of 100% fruiting body lion's mane and chaga, 150mg L-theanine, 45mg caffeine — and its protein line correctly uses 10g whey, not collagen. The catch is the separate Collagen+ product framing 20g as 18 amino acids: collagen has no tryptophan, so keep it out of your protein tally.

Greens gummies with a genuine twelve-vitamin panel in the better active forms and named July 2026 third-party testing — but its own label puts every mineral at 24-26% DV and contains no calcium, magnesium or potassium, so "meeting your daily nutrient needs" does not hold, and the guarantee covers the first order only

At-home ketamine-assisted psychotherapy with licensed therapy included — but off-label, subject to explicit FDA warnings about at-home use, and excluded in 22 states

Trustpilot 4.4 across 325 reviews and a 30-day risk-free trial that lets you return an opened product — but its certificates-of-analysis page points to product pages, which point back to it, and we retrieved no certificate from either

Seamless tights sized in two-size brackets, which is genuinely forgiving while your measurements are moving — and 1X/2X reaches 30 of 47 products. But 2X/3X appears on only six, denier is published six times across the catalogue, and its 'compression' leggings are fashion shaping rather than medical compression.

Better evidenced than most hair supplements, with published placebo-controlled trials and Unilever behind it — but $79-88/month, and GLP-1 weight-loss shedding is telogen effluvium that usually resolves on its own over the same 3-6 months Nutrafol asks to be judged on

Compounded semaglutide down to $139/month on an annual bundle, genuinely plain about not being FDA-approved — but a 2026 brand-licensed storefront run by Dynamo Group LLC whose consult fee is non-refundable even if you are declined

Telehealth testosterone at $75/week (~$3,900/yr) with free labs and a real gate: lab-confirmed low T, explicitly not for performance. But the funnel opens with “Age Reversal” - and obesity suppresses testosterone, so weight loss may fix it without a lifelong prescription.

Mid-market DTC furniture with unusually complete seat dimensions and a clear tiered warranty. But product pages promise free 30-day returns while the linked policy charges a 20% restocking fee - $439.80 on their $2,199 sofa - and free delivery stops at the foot of your stairs.

The best consumer terms in hemp — lifetime returns covering opened product, cancel-anytime subscriptions and batch COAs that actually open — but it sells a THC-plus-kratom gummy, and the 12 November 2026 federal cap of 0.4mg THC per container puts the whole catalogue over the line

Zepbound returns as a preferred option on 1 October 2026, fifteen months after CVS Caremark stopped covering it. Its own 10-K credits an 18% rise in pharmacy same-store sales to branded GLP-1s and says its weight programme 'optimizes utilization' of them — while the affiliate link pays 3% on shampoo.

Fertility supplement brand with per-lot third-party testing and full supplement facts; GLP-1 bundle uses collagen for lean mass and omits pregnancy guidance

1:1 remote coaching at $50 first month then $199/month, with a 30-day refund that makes trying it genuinely low-risk — and it targets the real obstacle, which is doing the training. But coach profiles publish coaching style, expertise and favourite TV shows while never naming the certification any individual coach holds.

Cranberry PAC and d-mannose supplement dosed above the studied anti-adhesion threshold — a supplement for prevention, not a treatment, and unrelated to GLP-1 care

Pharmacist-founded ED telehealth selling genuine FDA-approved generic sildenafil and tadalafil from around $1.67 a dose, with a one-off purchase option — but almost no verifiable track record, a poor Trustpilot score on a tiny sample, and six states excluded

Smart pet feeders backed by an unusually good 24-month warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee. But six recurring plans run $47.99-$190.39 and four of the six listings have no description at all, and the words portion, grams, cups and calories appear nowhere across 116 products.

Large US golf retailer whose 90-day Performance Guarantee reportedly pays same-day in-store credit rather than a refund. Reviewed without accessing their site, which explicitly disallows our crawler. The useful advice: don't buy fitted clubs until your weight has been stable ~3 months, and walk rather than ride.

Large online rug marketplace with free delivery, low prices and a 3.5 Trustpilot average over 6,579 reviews — but its own policy deducts a weight-based shipping fee from every return, and it sells furnishings, not treatment

The only supplement we have reviewed that runs full-formulation randomised placebo-controlled trials on the actual product and publishes a key marking which claims are only ingredient-level — but Trustpilot sits at 2.2 across 238 reviews dominated by cancellation and billing complaints, with 156 at the BBB

Hair styling tools from $100-$360 built entirely around heat precision, yet we found no temperature in °F or °C across 109 listings and a browser-rendered product page — plus a 'less damage' footnote marker with no footnote, and a struck-through $235 unchanged since June 2024.

One of the few hemp brands whose certificates genuinely open — 86 product pages with batch history from an ISO 17025 accredited lab — but they test cannabinoid potency only, with no heavy metals or pesticides shown, and a serving carries 80.6mg of Delta-8

BBB-accredited car services app with 4.1 on Trustpilot across 78,275 reviews and a genuinely licensed insurance arm — but its FAQ promises 8% interest on wallet balances that the terms never mention, while providing for idle balances to expire

Forty years trading and BBB accredited since 2002 — but a change-of-mind refund deducts both shipping and a return label fee, Trustpilot rates it 1.3 across 395 reviews, and it sells general merchandise, not treatment

The best value in credible hemp — a named lab and published COAs at a $20 tincture price, now trading as River Botanicals — but independent testing found a label-potency discrepancy, and the same checkout sells intoxicating Delta-8/9 and kratom

Veteran-owned Colorado extractor that genuinely makes its own product, with a 60-day no-return-needed guarantee — but its $99.99 THCV "Craving Control" sells appetite suppression on preliminary evidence, at 5mg against the 8-16mg studied

Its Lean Muscle Formula is genuinely right — 20g complete pea protein plus 5g creatine, HSA/FSA eligible — but its NAD+ product packs 15 ingredients into two capsules and publishes no dose for any of them

Personal trainer certification, $868-$1,068. Its own page offers a choice between an open-book, untimed ISSA exam and a proctored NCCA-accredited exam from a subsidiary — and both produce a 'certified personal trainer', so ask which one your trainer sat. The 0% interest plan also costs $200 more than paying once.

Genuine FDA-approved minoxidil 2% at ordinary prices — but it treats androgenetic pattern loss, while GLP-1 shedding is usually telogen effluvium that settles in 6-9 months by itself. Neither term appears on the site. The auto-ship cancels by phone only, and it pays us 3.4x more than a one-off store purchase.

The best return terms in hemp — 100% refund within 90 days, 50% to 150 days — and 193 batch certificates that genuinely open. But the FDA wrote to Koi in 2019 over cancer and schizophrenia claims and again in 2023 over adulterated Delta 8 gummies

Financially solid pet retailer ($1.16bn equity) that is a fine place to buy what a vet specified — but safe weight loss is 0.5-1% a week for cats, and going faster risks hepatic lipidosis. Trustpilot 1.4 from 1,677 reviews, and the site blocked us from verifying its terms

Sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione and a compounded GLP-1 option from one intake in all 50 states, with a named pharmacy and unusually plain FDA disclosures — but founded in 2026 with no independent review record, and nothing it sells is FDA-approved

Men's health telehealth from publicly traded Hims & Hers — but the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 over claims that its compounded semaglutide shared the same active ingredient as Ozempic and Wegovy

Women's health telehealth from publicly traded Hims & Hers — but the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 over misleading claims about its compounded semaglutide

Prenatal and preconception supplements for women and men from $50, plus $149 at-home fertility tests. Sensible nutrient list but no doses published anywhere, and the men's test measures hormones rather than the sperm parameters the men's supplement is sold on.

Streamlined month-to-month GLP-1 platform — but the FDA issued Bliv a warning letter in February 2026 for labelling that implied it compounded the medication itself

Liquid ocean electrolytes in a category that genuinely matters during GLP-1 titration — but the flagship states only "Electrolytes of 1/3 Sports Drink" per serving, while the meaningful 300mg sodium dose sits in a separate product the affiliate link does not point to

Some of the best certificates in the category — SC Labs, ISO/IEC 17025:2017, potency measured at 99.5% of label with no THC detected — but the same checkout sells a "sobriety support package" alongside 10mg THC gummies and a THC drink additive marketed for cocktails

Its own 10-K says members verify identity in five seconds and 'proceed directly into physical screening' — so at $209 a year it does nothing for the pen, gel packs and needles in your bag. TSA's own rules show PreCheck is the purchase that changes screening, and CLEAR sells that too.

Compounded GLP-1 telehealth — but the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 over misleading claims about these exact products

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 because product labels carried 'Ivim', implying it compounded the medication itself

High-end furniture retailer trading since 2012 carrying Century, Palecek and Verellen; site geo-blocked from us, so reviewed from dated archives

National aesthetic dermatology chain - laser hair removal, CoolSculpting, Botox - staffed by licensed clinicians but publishing no prices. Freezing fat cannot tighten loose skin after weight loss and may worsen it; ask about paradoxical adipose hyperplasia before consenting.

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 over misleading claims about its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide

Honestly graded manuka honey with real per-batch authentication — but MGO 600+ is $0.20/g against $1.48/g for MGO 1400+, so you pay 7.4x more per gram for 2.3x the methylglyoxal. A teaspoon of the top grade is $10.36, and it is roughly 80% sugar at any grade.

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 because product labels carried 'Maxlife', implying it compounded the medication itself

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 over misleading claims about its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide

Genuinely CLIA and CAP accredited mail-in testing with physician consultation on positives and reports your own doctor can use — but its heavy metals panel is urine-based when blood is standard for lead, its hormone panel uses saliva, and Trustpilot sits at 2.1 from 420 reviews

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in June 2026 over its logo on compounded product labels and a 'same active ingredient' claim

Memory supplement that ran a placebo-controlled trial on the whole formula with all doses disclosed, but published only treatment-arm results

Compounded GLP-1 provider — the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 over 'NewSelf' branding on labels and 'same active ingredient as Ozempic & Wegovy' claims

Compounded and brand-name GLP-1s — the FDA issued a warning letter in June 2026 over logo-branded labels and describing the source as an 'FDA-licensed pharmacy'

Compounded GLP-1 with labs and unlimited provider access in a flat monthly fee — but the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 over misleading claims about these products

Resume builder that discloses its renewal price up front, better than its category — but calls a $2.45 trial free, bills every 4 weeks for 13 charges and $311.35 a year rather than 12, and badges a Money-Back Guarantee its own terms call discretionary and not guaranteed after the trial. Take the $70.20 annual plan or the free tier.

Cheap streetwear (median $29) with an unusually wide XS-4XL range and denim waists 28-46, which makes it a sensible place to buy interim clothes while your size is changing. But returns give store credit rather than cash, a $12 handling fee comes out of it, and no fabric composition is published on any of 250 products.

Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide — the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 over 'SkinnyRx' branding on labels and claims implying FDA approval

Intoxicating hemp gummies and seltzer from R&R CBD's sister brand, with a real 21+ gate and honest state-by-state Delta-8 blocks — but the federal hemp definition narrows on 12 November 2026 and the whole catalogue is in scope. THC raises appetite, the opposite of a GLP-1

NYSE-listed apparel retailer whose 223 stores genuinely help when your size is changing — but returns close at 30 days, clearance is final sale, Trustpilot sits at 1.2 from 227 reviews, and its own filings show $98m of losses over three years

Medterra-owned hemp brand with a 30-day any-reason refund and 4.0 on Trustpilot — but half the catalogue is intoxicating THC sold as a wine replacement, we could not open a single lab certificate, and the 10mg gummies carry no drug-test warning

Herbal respiratory supplements backed by a genuine registered placebo-controlled trial — but the only endpoint significant against placebo was fatigue, every respiratory claim is uncontrolled, and the advertised 365-day guarantee is one return per lifetime in the actual policy

Crate & Barrel's design brand, backed by a 64-year-old A+ parent — but Trustpilot rates it 1.3 across 317 reviews over delivery and damage, and its own policy pages block access so no return term could be verified

Legitimate discount supplement retailer trading since 1996 with 90-day returns on own brands — but a search for GLP-1 returns 757 supplement results and a merchandised category page, and four of those products carry iHerb's own California Gold Nutrition label, one built on collagen where muscle needs a complete protein.

Sensible 2mg-to-15mg dose ladder and honest drug-test disclosure — but no certificate of analysis could be retrieved by any of three routes, no Trustpilot profile exists, and this is the third Medterra-owned brand we have tested with the same gap

Men's skincare with correctly dosed 10% niacinamide and 2% salicylic acid, undercut by firming and anti-sagging claims no topical can deliver

Publishes 32 lot-matched certificates from named laboratories including Kaycha Labs — genuinely good practice for CBD — but sells "Pain Gummies" for chronic pain, a THCV oil claiming to curb cravings with no per-serving dose, and 5mg of THC in a sleep gummy

THC edible brand with genuine batch-matched accredited certificates and no diet claims despite the name — but its own report shows delta-8 at double the delta-9, so a 10mg gummy carries roughly 33mg of intoxicating cannabinoids, and THC stimulates the appetite a GLP-1 suppresses

Heat-not-burn flower vaporisers that structurally avoid the cutting-agent hazard of oil cartridges, and the right stated test panel — but we opened its own linked batch code and got no certificate, and none of its 24 products names a cannabinoid or dose

Compounded semaglutide from $69/month on a prepaid annual plan and no FDA warning letter — but its one-month plan lists a $299 regular price behind the $79 promo, and the BBB rates the operator F for failing to answer 17 complaints

Whole-body deodorant from a verified practising OB/GYN using mandelic acid — a real mechanism, cheaply priced — but "aluminum-free" describes every deodorant sold, and Trustpilot shows 1.6 from 587 reviews against 300,000 five-star reviews claimed on site

Longevity telehealth selling sermorelin and NAD+ at $199/4 weeks. Notably avoids the FDA-flagged peptides and writes with real restraint — but growth-hormone-axis stimulation runs against much of the ageing literature, there is no lab testing, and we are paid $200, more than your first month costs.

Whole-body deodorant built on mandelic acid, $15 a stick, and one of the few beauty brands publishing full ingredient lists. But its Sweat Control page states “Formulated Without: Aluminum” directly above an ingredient list beginning Aluminum Sesquichlorohydrate — verified twice; the identical panel on its Aluminum Free line is accurate.

Sells a genuine milk-and-whey protein blend that does help preserve lean mass — but its affiliate programme promotes BCAA, collagen and omega-3 instead, none of which does that job, alongside a fat burner, testosterone boosters and a detox cleanse

Well-built waterproof neoprene boots from Rocky Brands with genuine antimicrobial and moisture-management features. But Wide (EE) is offered on 4 of 250 products and calf circumference published on 7 — and returns require new, unused condition, which rules out the gradual break-in anyone with diabetic neuropathy should be doing.

Sold on the true claim — much less caffeine while keeping the morning ritual, which genuinely helps if coffee is aggravating reflux or sleep. But it runs ~$1.33 a cup against 20-70c for home coffee, the 90-serving kit is ~21% dearer per serving than the refill, mushroom claims are thin, and no heavy-metal testing is published for a daily cacao drink.

Its pitch is that every batch is third-party tested and you can check — but all six 'view 3rd party test results' links return Page not found. The labelling itself is unusually honest, yet L-tryptophan, kanna and saffron appear across the range with no mention of SSRIs or serotonin syndrome.

Cheap broad-range supplement brand with unusually good dose disclosure; flagged for 10,000mcg biotin lab interference and 10,000 IU vitamin D

Rewards platform paying coins for playing mobile games. Decode it first: 1,000 coins is $1, so the 500-coin welcome bonus is fifty cents. Genuinely free of the credit-card trial traps that define this category, with $1 PayPal withdrawals — but cashback on in-app purchases is how you end the week down.

The rare kratom vendor that publicly refuses to sell 7-OH and quantifies alkaloids per serving, trading since 2016 with batch QR lab reports — but the FDA advises consumers not to use kratom, it is banned in eight states, and it stacks constipation with GLP-1s. Not a weight-loss product

Modern furniture with no restocking fee and free shipping, but zero published weight capacities across 200 products including power recliners

Trading since 2017 with published lab reports, milligram-level dosing and USDA Certified Organic claims on some lines — but it sells a softgel with 5mg of Delta-9 THC per serving and another calling 3mg 'a microdose', and across all 28 products the words drug test, screening and employment appear zero times.

Vermont hemp producer with a real COA library whose delta-9 gummies test label-accurate at 5.529mg THC and a lawful 0.112%. But Section 781 caps consumable hemp at 0.4mg total THC per container from 12 Nov 2026 — the $89.99 jar holds ~829x that. Buy the small pack or the THC-free line.

Oral and injectable compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide from $99/month — but the FDA issued a warning letter in February 2026 over misleading claims about these products, and BBB rates it D+

Affordable French botanical beauty with a real growing operation and a $35 median — but only 6 of 248 product descriptions contain any ingredient list, a rendered product page had none at all, and no fragrance allergen is ever named despite 97 mentions of fragrance. Plant extracts are a recognised cause of contact allergy.

Large compounding pharmacy — but the FDA cited insanitary conditions in sterile compounding in April 2025, having also issued warning letters in 2021 and 2017

Honestly dosed melatonin-optional sleep powder with the best sleep-apnoea education we have read from any sleep brand — but the product page promises "sleep better in 7 days or it's free" while the refund policy says returns cannot be accepted, and the BBB rates it F for failing to respond to 18 of 20 complaints

Telehealth selling compounded GLP-1s, FDA-approved Zepbound, TRT, sermorelin, glutathione and NAD+. Unusually honest about compounding and charges only $100 to route Zepbound via LillyDirect - but the $105 NAD+ headline needs a year prepaid, and three unproven injectables sit in the same grid.

Sells 1mg-THC gummies as a nightly habit and as a replacement for alcohol, yet we found no mention of drug testing in its catalogue, product pages or quality page. Its own published extract ratios reveal the ashwagandha is a fiftieth of a studied dose — though the batch-lookup COAs and THC-Free category are genuinely good practice.

Smoking accessory boxes shown at $100 non-member and $39.99 member — and membership is free, so the anchor is a phantom. Worse, the refund policy sends returns to care@dollarhighclub.com, a domain with no A record and no MX record. Join free, pay $39.99, and don't email that address.

An AKA GMP-qualified kratom retailer trading since 2017 with a clean BBB record — but the FDA advises consumers not to use kratom, it is banned in eight states, and its constipating effect stacks with GLP-1 medication. Not a weight-loss product

Self-tanning is genuinely the right choice instead of UV, and the application guidance here is better than most. But the product page carries a Key Active Ingredients heading with nothing beneath it, DHA is never named across 43 products, and nothing anywhere states that a self-tan gives you no sun protection.

500-600 hour hands-on trainer diploma with GI Bill and NASM pathway, but no published tuition, no accreditation claim and unsourced outcome statistics

The cheapest THC we have found — 60mg for $5.99 — but the published return policy still reads '[INSERT RETURN ADDRESS]', no lab certificate could be retrieved, and Trustpilot holds a single review against a claim of 100,000 customers

Telehealth compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide — but the FDA issued warning letter 717984 on 20 February 2026 over false or misleading claims about those exact products, and we could not verify pricing, refund terms or the pharmacy at source

Their own labels settle it: Whey Protein declares 23g at 46% DV, while Multi Collagen Protein declares 9g and no %DV at all. The 20g headline is two scoops, not the one the directions specify, and 'Active Peptides Metabolism' borrows GLP-1 vocabulary for a yeast food peptide.

Business SMS platform with real TCPA consent tooling; healthcare page claims end-to-end encryption while the Terms state messages are transmitted unencrypted

Dog supplement chews at a flat $34.99 with a genuinely good 60-day guarantee — but no milligram dose appears anywhere across 17 products, the 'Veterinarian-Approved' headline rests on a generic quote from an unidentifiable 'Dr. Epstein', and there is no NASC seal or retrievable certificate behind the third-party testing badge.

A large online cannabis seed bank with US domestic shipping and a conditional germination guarantee — but federal law reclassifies seeds by the mother plant's THC on 12 November 2026, cultivation stays federally illegal, and this is entirely unrelated to GLP-1 care

OTC hearing aids at $98-$99 are a genuine improvement in access against thousands for conventional devices. But the affiliate landing page advertises 'Valentine's Day SALE Save XX% ... HURRY, ENDS AT MIDNIGHT' — an unfilled placeholder and a February promotion still running in August, aimed at buyers who should be deliberating.

$34.99 cacao and mushroom coffee alternative that discloses its caffeine honestly (45mg vs coffee's 100mg+) and confirms no added sugar — but gives no dose for its other seven ingredients, never says whether the mushrooms are fruiting body or mycelium, and calls itself Not Coffee, Morning Mush and Rainbow Dust on the same page.

Large multi-brand CBD and THC marketplace claiming all featured brands publish third-party lab reports — but we have independently reviewed eight brands it stocks, averaging 3.2/5, including Koi (two FDA warning letters), cbdMD (going-concern doubt) and Five CBD (no retrievable certificates). No return policy retrievable

SEC-reporting CBD and THC brand offering a generous 60-day full refund — while its own 10-K discloses substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern within twelve months, and its 170mg THC mixer is 425x the container cap arriving in November

Men's telehealth covering TRT, ED, hair loss and GLP-1s in all 50 states — but its weight-loss page calls semaglutide and tirzepatide 'FDA-approved' with no compounding disclosure, publishes no real prices, and Trustpilot rates it 2.5

Distinctive New York womenswear with a $395 median dress price — but returns must be postmarked within 14 days, there are no exchanges at all, every sale item is final, and BBB grades it F over 25 of 29 complaints unanswered

Genuinely ICANN-accredited registrar (IANA ID 2, no breach notice on ICANN's compliance register) whose own agreement states a $37.99 annual renewal against a ~$10.46 wholesale floor, a $350 redemption fee and a 60-day deadline to stop auto-renewal. WHOIS privacy is an add-on that publishes your details if it lapses.

Neuroacoustic sleep and stress app at $29.99-$49.99/mo with exemplary pricing disclosure but 20+ claimed studies and no verifiable citation

Herbal tincture brand with named ISO-accredited batch testing, undermined by colon-cleanse, zeolite and parasite-cleanse premises

LegitScript-certified telehealth with compounded GLP-1s at $99–$249/mo — but its affiliate ladder pays $0 on one-month plans and $520.83 on 12-month sermorelin, more than double the $250 for a year of GLP-1s. The payout runs inverse to the evidence, and we publish the whole schedule.

The affiliate listing sells it as a full-spectrum hemp extract brand; none of its 42 products mentions hemp, CBD or cannabinoids. What it actually sells is functional gummies — with a genuinely good 100% fruiting body disclosure on the mushroom lines, and a Wonder Burn gummy claiming to fight belly fat and balance blood sugar on an 850mg combined-ingredient total.

Compounded ED troche combining two PDE5 inhibitors plus apomorphine — a combination approved labelling advises against, using a drug never FDA-approved for ED in the US

Compounded semaglutide from $149/month plus brand-name options — but the FDA issued a warning letter in September 2025 for calling compounded GLP-1s 'FDA-approved', and the BBB rates it F over 64 complaints in eighteen months, 32 unanswered

Its Wegovy and Zepbound pages both state the drug is FDA-approved for type 2 diabetes — neither is — and brand prices run to four times Amazon Pharmacy's cash rate, though the written weight-loss guarantee is unusually specific

Relaunched daily-deals marketplace publishing contradictory returns terms: 60 days on one page, 30 on another, with processing quoted as 3-5 days and 2-4 weeks

Real telehealth with licensed prescribers and prominent safety warnings — but its compounded GLP-1s work out at roughly $178/month once the $49 membership is added to the $129 medication, against $149 for the FDA-approved Wegovy pill, and it sold out of 23andMe's Chapter 11 for $10m against the $400m paid in 2021

We searched it for GLP-1 supplies: 'insulin syringe' returns 5,293 results all labelled for animals or labs, and 'semaglutide' returns vial organisers sized for multi-dose vials no approved product comes in. The one good buy is a $6 insulated pen case instead of a $40 one.

C15:0 sold as the first essential fatty acid in 90 years — but essential is a technical classification no reference intake body has granted it, and there is no recognised deficiency syndrome. The proven claim is that swallowing C15:0 raises C15:0; the benefit claims are footnoted to a survey of 6,243 existing customers.

Mail-order intoxicating cannabinoids with genuinely good safeguards — 21+ gating, adult signature on every delivery, a blunt drug-test warning and a 30-day guarantee — but THC is a CB1 agonist that increases appetite, the FDA warns the category has serious health risks, and every consumable is far above the 0.4mg container cap arriving 12 November 2026

TRT, GLP-1s, peptides and NAD+ with lab work included and a 2019 track record — but its 13,900-review five-star Trustpilot profile was removed for breaching platform guidelines, the BBB rates it F, and it is restricted in twelve states

New York telehealth counselling taking Medicaid, HARP and Child Health Plus at $75 self-pay; no crisis resources published anywhere on its site

Unusually candid that compounded GLP-1s are not FDA-approved — but its "save ~$13,700" maths compares against ~$1,300/mo retail when NovoCare charges $349 and LillyDirect $299-449, its own $159-379 overlaps the approved drug, and we verified its urgency countdown resets for every visitor

Compounded ED tablet combining two PDE5 inhibitors plus apomorphine — a combination approved labelling advises against, using a drug never FDA-approved for ED in the US. Not a GLP-1 prescriber

Compounded glutathione injections, $99-$119, sold for glowing skin, energy, immunity and liver health. We looked up all 13 cited papers: reviews, basic biology, one oral supplementation study and one uncontrolled pilot. The skin citation is about oral absorption; the safety answer is “Yes!”

Legitimate moissanite and lab-grown diamond at genuine value — but the company filed voluntary Chapter 11 on 2 March 2026 and its assets were sold for $1.5m with the buyer assuming only "certain liabilities", while the site still advertises a lifetime warranty and engraved rings are final sale

Candy-flavoured kanna party tablets with an unusually thorough contaminant panel — but the active alkaloid mesembrine is a serotonin reuptake inhibitor, and serotonin, SSRI and antidepressant appear zero times on the site. The lab report never mentions kanna either, and the dose is a proprietary blend.

We pulled the lab report: a single salted caramel measures 38.5mg of Delta-9, and the guidance is 'start with one' against a cautious dose of 2.5-5mg. The certificate itself is first-rate — but only four of 250 products publish one, and the range runs 12x to 800x over the limit arriving 12 November 2026.

The store has suspended new orders site-wide, all sales are final with no returns ever, and its own published certificate reports Delta-9 and Delta-8 THC acetate — compounds the DEA stated in February 2023 are Schedule I and not hemp

THCA flower advertised as 100% federally legal, whose own R&D-stamped certificates report Total THC of 27.07% — the exact decarboxylated figure the federal hemp definition adopts on 12 November 2026

A 'Sleep Better' collection built on 5mg Delta-9 THC gummies for nightly use, with no drug-test warning across any of its ten listings and melatonin mentioned once. The larger issue is clinical: poor sleep plus excess weight warrants testing for obstructive sleep apnoea, which sedation can mask — and tirzepatide holds an FDA approval for it.

Kratom retailer with unusually thorough shipping restrictions and real mitragynine disclosure — but zero mentions of withdrawal, dependence or addiction across 60,000 characters of product copy, one page offering it as "the perfect solution" for chronic pain, no age gate we could find, and a kava-kratom shot stacking two hepatotoxic substances

Compounded GLP-1s sold beside methylene blue — which FDA warned in 2011 can cause serious, sometimes fatal serotonin syndrome with SSRIs and SNRIs — and injectable glutathione, subject of FDA endotoxin adverse-event reports. Pays us $375 per GLP-1 sign-up, the largest in the batch.

$99.99 over-the-counter hearing aids — unrelated to GLP-1 care, and its BBB profile carries 448 complaints with buyers reporting 50% refunds instead of the full refund advertised

Men's telehealth selling compounded NAD+ injections for energy, anti-aging and weight loss. The $5 refundable visit and charge-after-approval model are sound, but we audited all nine landing-page citations: reviews, mechanism papers, a mouse study and a magazine article. NAD+ is not FDA-approved.

Physician-branded supplements organised around leaky gut and detox. Their own FAQ frames feeling worse as pathogens dying — an unfalsifiable structure, and the wrong lesson when GLP-1 nausea and abdominal pain can signal pancreatitis. The Hashimoto's bundle also contains iodine, a recognised aggravator of autoimmune thyroid disease.

A sweep of all 14 product descriptions found 'Mayo' seven times, four competitor brands, a BBB accreditation credited to a different company and a fabricated Johns Hopkins recommendation — and zero mentions of doctor, warfarin, drowsiness or sleep apnoea. The doses are sensible; nobody is reading the copy.

Its lab page carried certificates for two kava powders and none for any kratom product, beside a dated notice that federal 7-OH restrictions took effect — a responsible statement with nothing behind it to inspect. Across 47 products: zero mentions of opioid, withdrawal, drug test or any state ban.

Intoxicating hemp retailer now dominated by THCA; catalogue built on the delta-9 test that Section 781 replaces on 12 November 2026

Candidly states FDA has not approved mitragynine and that it "mimics the effects of opioid drugs" — then runs advertorials promising relief of pain, anxiety and depression, and sells a concentrated "Enhanced" 150mg shot in the category DEA moved to schedule in July 2026

Every quantified claim is a percentage increase in circulating stem cells — a surrogate marker, not tissue repaired or aging slowed — sold as rejuvenation at $189 a bottle (~$2,268/yr, up to ~$10,380 on the Accelerated Protocol). Proprietary blend with no doses, and the Klamath Lake AFA algae carries a microcystin question with no testing published.

AI stock picker with copy trading and broker execution advertising 200%+ backtested returns; no past-performance, risk-of-loss or advice disclaimer found anywhere

Men's sexual health supplements at $39-$54/month on a pre-selected subscription with no refunds ever. Proprietary blends publish zero doses, 'physician-formulated' rests on an unverifiable 'Dr. Ram', and the premature ejaculation product uses 5-HTP — a serotonin syndrome risk for the many buyers already taking an SSRI.

Its current mushroom certificates test two analytes — psilocybin and psilocin, both not detected — and neither is the active compound, while the product page tells buyers to escalate to a 'Giga Dose'. A 2023 certificate did quantify muscimol at 10.14mg per serving; the current ones no longer run it.

NMN, resveratrol and TMG transdermal patch; correct precursor choice but no dose published and refunds void once opened

Its Alkaloids shelf sells 7-OH and pseudoindoxyl chewable tablets at $9.99 — kratom-derived opioid receptor agonists named in DEA notices of intent published 6 July 2026, with the order publishable from 5 August. Plus a 2022 FDA warning letter it has only partly acted on.

Patch storefront spanning 13 health categories from GLP-1 to insect repellent; no dose, ingredient panel or supplement facts anywhere in the catalogue

Transdermal weight-loss patch marketed as GLP-1 support; contains berberine, green tea and cinnamon at undisclosed doses, no GLP-1 drug