How we're funded

Peptide CareView is free to read. CoreAge Rx, DirectMeds and Gala Health are affiliate partners: a sign-up from their links may earn us a commission. Other providers currently receive official editorial links. Affiliate links and placements are labeled; the same factual check applies to every provider.

Money can move a company up a list, never its grade

Compensation may affect which companies appear on this site, and where they sit on a page. A company we have a commercial relationship with may be shown earlier in a list, in a highlighted spot, or more often than one we don't.

What compensation can't touch is the CareView Check itself. Every grade comes from the same published method, applied the same way to every provider, whether or not it pays us. A company can't buy a better grade, a softer watch-out, a look at a page before it goes live, or a say in what we write about it or about its competitors. When a commercial relationship starts or ends, the grade stays where the evidence put it.

A listing isn't an endorsement

Appearing on Peptide CareView means a provider was checked. It doesn't mean we recommend it to you, vouch for its clinicians, or stand behind its products. A provider can earn us money and still carry a low grade, and that's printed plainly when it happens.

Treatment choices belong with you and a licensed clinician who knows your history. The medical notice sets out what this site can and can't do for you.

No ads, and no reader data for sale

The site runs no display ads. There are no sponsored articles dressed up as checks, and there's no fee a provider can pay to be checked sooner, checked more gently or left out. We don't sell information about our readers to anyone. The privacy notice lists what the site collects and what you can switch off.

Prices and terms change after we read them

Each check describes what a provider's public pages said when we read them. Providers revise prices, plans, pharmacies and refund rules, sometimes from one week to the next. Before you pay, confirm the price, what's included and who fills the prescription with the provider directly. If you spot something out of date, the corrections page explains how to tell us, and what changes when we fix it.

Why we tell you this

The Federal Trade Commission's guides on endorsements ask publishers to disclose material connections to the companies they write about, clearly and close to the claim. That's why pages that carry affiliate links say so near the top, in plain words, and why this page exists. We'd tell you anyway: a reader who knows how a site is paid can weigh what it says.

Questions about money and coverage

If a page reads as though it was shaped by a payment, we want to see it. Send the page and the sentence through the Contact page, and an editor will look at it. The editorial rules describe who writes what, and how a page gets updated.