Terms of Use

These terms apply to everything at doseworth.com — the price boards, the provider reviews, the FDA warning-letter records, the research articles, and every link that leaves the site. Reading a page here means you accept them. If you do not, the remedy is straightforward: stop using the site.

The publisher is the website itself: doseworth.com. Throughout this document, “Doseworth,” “we,” and “us” mean the publisher of doseworth.com, and “you” means anyone reading it.

One address reaches us for every purpose in this document — questions about these terms, a wrong price, a takedown request, a privacy request, a correction: editor@doseworth.com. There is no phone line and no support desk. Email is the channel, and it is monitored.

By using the site in any way — reading a board, comparing two providers, following an outbound link — you confirm that you are at least 18, that you have read these terms, and that you accept them together with our privacy policy, medical disclaimer, and affiliate disclosure. Those three documents are part of this agreement, not decoration around it.

The content on this site is written for readers in the United States. Prices are in US dollars, providers are US telehealth companies and pharmacies, and the regulatory context — FDA, the FDCA, state licensure — is American. Nothing stops you reading it from elsewhere, but none of it is written to describe your options where you are.

Doseworth is a pricing desk. We read what providers charge, work out what the same treatment costs over a year rather than over an introductory month, and publish the arithmetic with the source it came from.

That is the whole business. To be explicit about the things we are not:

• We are not a pharmacy. We do not compound, fill, package or ship anything.
• We are not a telehealth provider or a medical practice. We do not examine you, diagnose you, or write prescriptions.
• We are not an insurer, a discount plan, or a pharmacy benefit manager. We do not pay for, negotiate, or guarantee anyone's coverage.
• We are not a laboratory. We do not test, assay, or verify the contents of any product, and no page here reports a test we ran.
• We are not a seller. Nothing on this site can be purchased. There is no cart, no checkout, and no payment of any kind is processed here.

No clinical relationship of any kind is created by reading this site, emailing us, or following a link from here to a provider. See the medical disclaimer, which goes further.

This is the most important section in this document, because it is the one most likely to matter to you in practice.

Every price on this site is a reading — a number we found on a provider's own pricing or checkout page on a particular day, recorded with that date and a link back to the page it came from. It is a record of what that provider was asking at that moment. It is not:

• an offer, a quote, or an invitation to treat;
• a price we can honour, hold, match, or reinstate;
• a promise that the provider will charge you the same thing;
• a term of any contract between you and anyone.

Providers change prices without notice and without telling us. They run promotional windows, they show different prices to different visitors, they change what a “month” includes, and they change what happens after an introductory period. A number that was accurate on the date stamped beside it can be wrong an hour later through no fault of anyone's.

The same applies to everything we compute from those readings — the walk-away price, the annual total, the comparison between providers. Those are arithmetic performed on observed numbers, described in our editorial policy. If an input is stale, the output is stale with it. If you find one that is wrong, tell us: the procedure is on the corrections page.

Some outbound links on this site are affiliate or referral links, and we may be paid a commission if you start a programme after following one. You pay the same price you would have paid arriving any other way — the provider shares part of its own margin, it does not add to your bill.

Outbound links pass through a redirect at /go/<slug> on this domain, which records that a click happened and forwards you on. Links to providers we are paid by are marked rel="sponsored" in the page markup. The full account of what we are paid for and — more to the point — what that money does not buy is on the disclosure page.

We link to telehealth companies, pharmacies, drug manufacturers, FDA, PubMed and other third parties. We do not control any of them and we are not responsible for what they publish, what they charge, what they ship, how they handle your data, or how they treat you.

If you sign up with a provider you found here, that is a contract between you and them. We are not a party to it, not an agent for either side, and not a guarantor of it. Their terms, their privacy policy, their refund rules, their cancellation window and their clinical judgement all govern that relationship. Read them. Cancellation terms in particular are where the cost of a cheap introductory month usually hides, and they are the provider's to set, not ours.

A dispute with a provider — a charge you did not expect, a shipment that did not arrive, a subscription you could not cancel — has to be taken up with that provider. We will correct a price we got wrong; we cannot refund a purchase we were not part of.

There are no accounts on this site, so there is nothing to lock you out of. What remains is a short list of things not to do:

• Do not scrape the site at a rate that degrades it for other readers, or attempt to interfere with it, probe it, or work around any technical limit on it.
• Do not republish our price tables or comparison data as your own, feed them into another comparison product, or present our figures without saying where they came from.
• Do not strip the capture dates off our figures. A price without its date is a claim nobody can check, and detaching the two turns a careful record into a misleading one.
• Do not use anything here to imply that Doseworth endorses, certifies, recommends or approves any provider, product or treatment. We do not do any of those things.
• Do not use the site for anything unlawful.

The writing, the analysis, the layout, the wordmark and the compiled datasets on this site are ours. You may quote a passage or cite one of our figures — that is what publishing is for — provided you attribute it to Doseworth, link to the page you took it from, and carry the capture date along with any price. Wholesale copying of a page, a board, or a dataset is not permitted.

Material we did not write stays with whoever owns it. Provider names, logos and product marks belong to their owners; brand names such as those used for approved GLP-1 medicines are the trademarks of their respective manufacturers, and appear here for identification only. Their appearance on this site is not a claim of affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement in either direction. Quotations from FDA correspondence are quoted from the agency's own published documents and linked to fda.gov.

The site is provided as it is, and as it happens to be available. We work hard on accuracy — every price carries a source and a date, and the editorial policy sets out the method — but we do not warrant that the site is complete, current, uninterrupted, error-free, or fit for any particular purpose of yours.

Prices go stale. Providers restructure their plans. Regulatory positions move. A page that was right when it was published can be wrong by the time you read it, which is exactly why every figure is dated rather than presented as timeless.

To the fullest extent the law where you live allows, Doseworth is not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential or punitive losses arising from your use of this site — and that includes money you spent with a provider, treatment you started or stopped, or an outcome you did not want.

You also agree to cover us against claims brought by someone else that arise from your misuse of the site or your breach of these terms.

Nothing in this section excludes any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, and nothing in it is intended to limit your rights under consumer-protection law where you live. If a limit written here is unenforceable in your jurisdiction, it does not apply to you and the rest of these terms stand.

Step one is not legal. Email editor@doseworth.com with the page, the specific problem, and what you would like done about it. Almost every disagreement with a pricing site is factual — a number, a capture date, a characterisation of what a provider charges — and a factual problem is settled faster by the corrections process than by anything adversarial. We would rather be corrected than be right.

If that does not resolve it: these terms, and any dispute arising out of them or out of your use of this site, are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules.

One point of precision, because it matters and is easy to misread. Choosing Delaware law is a choice of the rules that apply — it is not a statement about where anything is located. Doseworth is a website. Nothing on this site claims a company, an office, a registered agent or a place of business in Delaware or anywhere else, and this section does not create one.

Your local rights survive all of it. Whatever mandatory consumer-protection rights, statutory remedies, or rights to bring a claim before your local courts or regulator you hold where you live, you keep. Nothing in this document waives them, shortens them, moves them, or asks you to give them up, and where a mandatory rule of your own jurisdiction conflicts with the paragraph above, that rule wins.

We may revise these terms. When we do, the “Last updated” date at the top of this page changes with them — that stamp is the version marker, and it is the reason the date is printed at the top rather than buried in a footer. Continuing to use the site after a revision means you accept the revised terms.

If a section of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest continues to apply. Our not enforcing something immediately is not a waiver of it.

editor@doseworth.com — for these terms, for a price that looks wrong, for a privacy request, or for anything else. Related documents: privacy policy, affiliate disclosure, editorial policy, medical disclaimer, corrections.