Decision points, not a score

Clear enough to keep checking

• The clinician is named and licensed for the visit state.
• You are told the exact medicine and whether it is an approved product or one a pharmacy made to order.
• The pharmacy is named and appears in the state record.
• Costs are separated into care, medicine, tests, and follow-up.
• There is a route for questions and problems after delivery.

Open question

• A licence is claimed but no number or state is given.
• The pharmacy name appears only after payment.
• The lowest price is shown without the later price.
• The assessment process is described in vague terms.

Reason to pause

• No prescription is required.
• A product labelled “for research use only” is also promoted for people to take.
• The medicine is described as approved by FDA when it is compounded.
• The site will not identify the clinician or pharmacy.