Corrections and Updates

We’d rather be corrected than be wrong. People make real health and money decisions with what we publish, so if something on GLP1Rating is out of date or wrong, please tell us.

Found an error?

Email support@glp1rating.com with the page link, what looks wrong and, if you have it, a link to the source. A changed price, a state a provider no longer serves, a program that closed, a broken link: all of it is worth flagging. We reply within two business days.

How we handle corrections

• Prices, states, medications and names. We check the provider’s own site or the official source, then fix the page as soon as we can confirm the right information.
• Provider reviews. Every review ends with a Review Update History. When we recheck prices, terms or ratings, we add a dated line there, and it shows up in the log below.
• Scores. A score changes only when our five-criteria method gives a different result. A correction never moves a score in a provider’s favor because that provider pays us. See How We Make Money and our Editorial Policy. We disclose paid relationships the way the FTC asks in its Endorsement Guides.
• Health information. We link the sources behind medical statements. If you flag a claim, we recheck the source and correct or remove the text if it doesn’t hold up. We aren’t clinicians, so our checks don’t replace advice from a licensed professional.

What counts as a correction

A correction fixes something we got wrong: a price, a list of states, a plan term, a medication detail or a score. An update is a routine recheck, where we confirm the facts still hold or change them because the provider changed something. Both get a dated line in the log below. Typos and broken links we simply fix, without a log entry.

Corrections and update log

Every dated change to our provider reviews, newest first. Routine rechecks are listed too, so you can see how fresh each page is.