Editorial policy

Two rules run this site. First, if it's about the medication — what a GLP-1 does, who it's not for, what the trials actually found — we don't wing it from memory. Every one of those claims gets checked against FDA labels and published trial data. This is parent-led editorial research, not clinical care, so on the clinical stuff we stick to what the label and the studies say, plainly.

Second, if it's about the experience — the part we're actually here to report — we check it ourselves. When we walk a provider's signup, we open the public funnel and click through what any visitor would see. And we stop where a real customer would have to commit: we don't create accounts, enter medical information, or check out. That means we tell you what the public funnel shows and we never fabricate a personal weight-loss result, because we didn't run one. Honest reporting beats a made-up before-and-after every time.

Provider facts — pricing, states served, which medications are offered — reflect what each provider disclosed publicly when we last checked it. The Mom-Tested Score is one mom's editorial judgment. Some providers we list are partners, and we may be paid when you sign up through our links. That can affect which providers we feature.

Telehealth prices and coverage change constantly, so we re-check entries and fix what's out of date — and when we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and say so. None of this replaces your own clinician — see our medical disclaimer and disclosure.