Methodology
How we review
Every ranking and every review on sharqpress follows the same published method.
Where the information comes from
We work from each provider's own published offer pages, pricing and terms, and from public medical sources — the FDA, MedlinePlus, the NIH and peer-reviewed research — for anything about how a treatment works or its risks. Those sources are linked inside the reviews.
What we score
- 1Price and transparencyThe starting price, what it includes (consult, medication, shipping, membership), whether the price rises with the dose, and whether the full price is visible before you sign up.
- 2Clinical oversightWho reviews your case — physician, nurse practitioner or physician assistant — whether labs or a live visit are required, and how follow-up and dose changes are handled.
- 3The medication itselfBranded or compounded, the dosage forms offered, and the regulatory status. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved, and we say so whenever a provider relies on them.
- 4Access and logisticsState coverage, insurance and HSA/FSA eligibility, shipping speed, and how easy it is to pause or cancel.
- 5Track record and fine printPublished patient counts and ratings where they exist, refund and cancellation terms, and any claim we could not verify — which we flag rather than repeat.
How a review is laid out
Each in-depth review follows the same structure so you can compare like with like: at a glance, what the program is, pros and cons, how it works, safety and what to know, pricing, who it is for, how it compares, frequently asked questions and our verdict, with a rating out of 5.
Rankings and money
Treatment hubs rank providers on the criteria above. We earn referral fees from some providers, which can influence which providers we list and their placement; it does not change what a review says. See our advertising disclosure.
Keeping it current
Telehealth prices and offers change often. We re-check pages and update reviews when they do, and each review shows when it was last updated. If you find something out of date, tell us.