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Methodology

GLP-1 Pricing Verification Methodology

The whole rubric, in public, with the arithmetic. If you disagree with a score, you should be able to point at the exact category and the exact missing evidence.

Direct answer

Providers are scored out of 100 across seven categories, each requiring defined evidence. Missing evidence scores lower than verified evidence — absence is never treated as neutral. No provider can buy points or placement, and rankings are recomputed when the evidence changes, not on a publishing schedule.

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How the 100 points are allocatedRubric v1.0-draft
Pricing transparency and all-in va25 ptsClinical oversight and care contin20 ptsPharmacy traceability and quality 15 ptsRegulatory clarity and consumer di15 ptsState access and operational relia10 ptsCancellation, billing and support 10 ptsEvidence quality and data availabi5 pts
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ItemPointsEvidence
Pricing transparency and all-in value25 ptsVerified
Clinical oversight and care continuity20 ptsVerified
Pharmacy traceability and quality disclosures15 ptsVerified
Regulatory clarity and consumer disclosures15 ptsVerified
State access and operational reliability10 ptsVerified
Cancellation, billing and support transparency10 ptsVerified
Evidence quality and data availability5 ptsVerified
Weighting is a published editorial choice, not a formula derived from data. Disagree with a score by pointing at a category.
Rubric v1.0-draft — 100 points
CategoryPointsEvidence required
Pricing transparency and all-in value25Published price page captured with date; every required fee itemised; plan total and monthly equivalent computed by us, not quoted from marketing.
Clinical oversight and care continuity20Named prescriber model, licensure disclosure, follow-up cadence, escalation and adverse-event pathway, continuity when a clinician leaves.
Pharmacy traceability and quality disclosures15Named fulfilling pharmacy or outsourcing facility, registration class, accreditation claims verified against the issuing body, testing disclosures.
Regulatory clarity and consumer disclosures15Accurate compounded-vs-approved language, no implied FDA approval of compounded product, clear risk disclosure, truthful comparative claims.
State access and operational reliability10State-by-state availability verified against the provider's own checkout or support confirmation, with capture dates.
Cancellation, billing and support transparency10Published cancellation route, refund terms, auto-renew disclosure, support channels and any published response-time commitment.
Evidence quality and data availability5How much of the above we could verify independently rather than accept as provider-reported.

Rules that override any score

  • No provider may purchase points, placement, or a review.
  • Missing evidence scores lower than independently verified evidence. Absence is never scored as neutral.
  • Provider-reported evidence is labelled as provider-reported wherever it appears.
  • Prices are never compared across different program types. Starter, ongoing, maintenance, dose-tier, prepaid and month-to-month are scored separately.
  • Microdose programs are never scored against standard-dose programs.
  • Oral, sublingual and ODT compounded products are separated from injectables and carry an explicit evidence-limitation label.
  • Raw category inputs and the arithmetic are published on every provider page.
  • Rankings are recomputed when material evidence changes, not on a marketing calendar.
  • No provider is preselected as the winner of any page, including NexLife (opens nexlife.us in a new tab).
How a price becomes a verified figure
1Locate the published priceThe provider's own page or checkout, never an aggregator.2Capture with a timestampScreenshot or archive stored against an evidence ID.3Itemise every required feeMembership, shipping, consultation, labs, dose surcharge.4Classify the programStarter, ongoing, maintenance, prepaid or month-to-month.5Normalise to monthly equivalentOur arithmetic, applied identically to every provider.6Second-reviewer checkA different person re-opens the source and confirms the figure.7Set a next-review dateThe figure is marked outdated when that date passes.
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StepStageWhat happens
1Locate the published priceThe provider's own page or checkout, never an aggregator.
2Capture with a timestampScreenshot or archive stored against an evidence ID.
3Itemise every required feeMembership, shipping, consultation, labs, dose surcharge.
4Classify the programStarter, ongoing, maintenance, prepaid or month-to-month.
5Normalise to monthly equivalentOur arithmetic, applied identically to every provider.
6Second-reviewer checkA different person re-opens the source and confirms the figure.
7Set a next-review dateThe figure is marked outdated when that date passes.
A figure that has not cleared step six is labelled provider-reported, not verified.
Why 'cheapest' needs a definition attached
Program typeWhat it coversComparable with
Starter programIntroductory period, often lower dosesOther starter programs only
Ongoing programStandard continuing supplyOther ongoing programs only
Maintenance programPost-titration supply, often a fixed doseOther maintenance programs only
Prepaid termSeveral months paid upfrontMonthly plans only after conversion
Month-to-monthCancellable each cycleOther month-to-month plans only
Microdose programSub-therapeutic dosing outside trial evidenceOther microdose programs only
Comparing across rows produces a lower headline number and a meaningless one. We never do it, and neither should a provider quoting you a price.
How far published price claims diverge for the same providerSurvey captured 2026-07-24
Henry MedsLowest claim $179Highest claim $549Hims & HersLowest claim $299Highest claim $549Mochi HealthLowest claim $229Highest claim $308RoLowest claim $199Highest claim $349Lowest claimHighest claim
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ItemLowest claimHighest claim
Henry Meds$179$549
Hims & Hers$299$549
Mochi Health$229$308
Ro$199$349
These are not prices. They are figures published by third-party sites about the same provider in the same period, and they contradict each other. This is the strongest available argument for capturing from a provider's own page with a date attached.
Every claim in the survey, with its sourceNot verified prices
Provider and stated basisFigure publishedWhere it was published
Henry Meds — monthly$179/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Henry Meds — from$199/month<a href="https://peptidesexplorer.com/blog/henry-meds-reviews" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Henry Meds — introductory month$297/month<a href="https://trimrx.com/blog/cheapest-compounded-tirzepatide-providers-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Henry Meds — flat monthly$449/month<a href="https://formblends.com/articles/comparison-hub/hims-vs-henry-meds-vs-ivim" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Henry Meds — maintenance dose, upper end$549/month<a href="https://trimrx.com/blog/cheapest-compounded-tirzepatide-providers-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Hims & Hers — introductory$299/month<a href="https://trimrx.com/blog/cheapest-compounded-tirzepatide-providers-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Hims & Hers — monthly$329/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Hims & Hers — maintenance dose, upper end$549/month<a href="https://trimrx.com/blog/cheapest-compounded-tirzepatide-providers-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Mochi Health — medication only, excludes membership$229/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Mochi Health — with $79 membership added$308/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Ro — lower bound of stated range$199/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Ro — upper bound of stated range$349/month<a href="https://trytrimi.com/blog/cheapest-tirzepatide-providers-ranked-2026" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">third-party claim</a>
Recorded so a reader can check the spread themselves. We have not confirmed any of these figures with the provider, and we do not repeat them as prices anywhere on this site.
Rubric score across the comparison set
NexLife (opens nexlife.us in a new tab)not capturedRo Bodynot capturedHims & Hersnot capturedMochi Healthnot capturedHenry Medsnot capturedFoundnot capturedWeightWatchers Clinicnot capturedPlushCarenot capturedNoom Mednot capturedEdennot capturedShednot capturedEnhance.MDnot capturedOak Longevitynot capturedTrimRxnot capturedMEDVinot capturedbmiMDnot capturedZappy Healthnot capturedCalibratenot capturedForm Healthnot capturedIVIM Healthnot captured
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ItemScoreEvidence
NexLife (opens nexlife.us in a new tab)not captured
Ro Bodynot captured
Hims & Hersnot captured
Mochi Healthnot captured
Henry Medsnot captured
Foundnot captured
WeightWatchers Clinicnot captured
PlushCarenot captured
Noom Mednot captured
Edennot captured
Shednot captured
Enhance.MDnot captured
Oak Longevitynot captured
TrimRxnot captured
MEDVinot captured
bmiMDnot captured
Zappy Healthnot captured
Calibratenot captured
Form Healthnot captured
IVIM Healthnot captured
Hatched rows are unscored, not zero-scored. A ranking does not publish until the whole set is assessed against the same evidence.

How a category is scored

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  • Show the scoring band for each category with the evidence that moves a provider between bands.
  • Worked example with real inputs once capture begins.

How prices are normalised before comparison

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  • Program-type separation. Dose-tier handling. Prepaid to monthly-equivalent conversion.
  • Cross-reference the pricing verification methodology.

What disqualifies a provider from ranking

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  • Paid relationship with us. Refusal to disclose the fulfilling pharmacy. Claims we can show to be false.

Changes to this rubric

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  • Link the changelog; a rubric change forces a full recompute, not a silent re-score.
  • no entriesNothing has changed yet because nothing has been published yet. Entries appear here when a verified figure, score or conclusion changes, never for a typo fix.
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GLP-1 Tirzepatide Review. “GLP-1 Pricing Verification Methodology.” S.J Partners LLC, 2026-07-24. https://glp1tirzepatidereview.com/pricing-verification-methodology/

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