How RightFit Compares Providers

What RightFit is comparing

RightFit Health is an independent informational publisher. We organize public information about telehealth providers, treatment programs, pricing, formulations, fees, terms, availability, and relevant regulatory context. We do not determine whether a treatment is medically appropriate for an individual.

Source hierarchy

For commercial facts such as current pricing, program inclusions, cancellation terms, and treatment catalogs, we prefer the provider’s own current website, terms, pricing pages, and program materials. For regulatory status and enforcement actions, we prefer government and regulator sources. Third-party affiliate-network pages may be used to verify the existence of a commercial program, but they are not treated as the authority for medication pricing or clinical claims.

Prices are broken into components

A headline price can mean medication only, an all-inclusive program, an introductory period, or an effective monthly amount that requires prepayment. RightFit stores medication price, recurring membership or program fees, shipping, consultation charges, laboratory fees, commitment terms, cancellation terms, and promotional eligibility separately whenever the source allows us to do so.

Standard and promotional pricing stay separate

A first-month discount or prepaid multi-month rate is not silently substituted for the standard recurring price. Promotional prices remain labeled as promotional and keep their stated eligibility or commitment conditions.

Molecule, brand, formulation, and provider program are different records

RightFit does not treat a medication ingredient, branded drug, compounded preparation, route of administration, and provider program as interchangeable. For example, a compounded semaglutide injection is stored separately from an FDA-approved branded semaglutide product and from an oral compounded formulation.

Unknown does not mean free

If a source does not clearly disclose a fee, term, state restriction, or other comparison field, RightFit records it as unknown or unverified rather than assuming the value is zero or not required.

Verification dates matter

Provider websites and promotions change. Published pricing and program facts are designed to show a last-verified date. RightFit may retain historical observations so that price changes can be tracked without overwriting the record of what was previously published.

Regulatory facts are kept separate from provider marketing

RightFit does not infer regulatory status from a molecule name or from marketing language. Regulatory determinations are stored separately and sourced to the appropriate authority. FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.

How comparisons are presented

Provider-vs-provider pages use the same factual dimensions on both sides. RightFit may sort data by transparent user-selected attributes such as published price or fee structure, but we do not sell a better editorial result and we do not treat compensation as evidence that one provider is medically preferable.

Corrections and conflicts

If two current sources conflict, the record can remain in review until the discrepancy is resolved. Readers and providers may submit corrections, but an unfavorable fact is not removed simply because a provider disagrees with it. Corrections are based on evidence.