About GLP-1 Receipts

GLP-1 Receipts is a price record. It tracks what GLP-1 medications actually cost through each channel a person can buy them from in the United States — manufacturer programmes, pharmacy channels, savings cards, the Medicare pilot and telehealth services — and it attaches to every figure the date a person checked it and a link to the page it was read from.

That is the whole product. We do not rate medications, we do not review clinics, and we do not tell anyone what to take.

Why there is no byline

Most health-cost sites ask you to trust a person: a name, a photograph, a row of credentials. This one asks you to trust nothing.

Every figure here carries the day it was verified and a link to the source it came from. If a number looks wrong, you do not have to weigh our reputation against your doubt — you open the source and look. A name at the top of a page is a claim about a person. A date and a source link are a claim you can test in ten seconds, and the second kind is the only kind worth publishing about a price.

So the method is written down in full on the methodology page, and the publisher is identified where it legally counts, in the policies that govern your data. What we do not publish is who sat at the desk, because nothing about the work depends on it: the verification rule is fixed, the monitor that re-reads sources runs on a schedule whether anyone is watching or not, and every price change we have ever caught is public in the changelog.

Who publishes it

GLP-1 Receipts is an independent price desk, operated by a company registered in the United States. The operating entity and its registered address are named in full in the privacy policy and the consumer health data policy, where the law governing your data requires them to be named.

Contact: info@glp1receipts.com

We are independent. We are not owned by, affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, any pharmacy, or any telehealth service. We do not sell medication and we do not provide medical care.

What money can and cannot buy here

No outbound link on this site is an affiliate link, and nothing here earns us a commission. We hold one affiliate approval and have published no link under it. That programme sells compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, which this site does not price. If a paid link ever appears, the page will say so next to the link rather than in the small print.

No merchant has ever paid for placement, for a ranking, for a position in the table, or for a mention — and none can. Ranking here is arithmetic: routes are ordered by the price we verified, cheapest first, and the sort has no other input.

The shape of the table is the clearest evidence for that. The manufacturer programmes — NovoCare and LillyDirect — along with TrumpRx, the manufacturer savings cards and the Medicare pilot run no affiliate programme at all. They cannot pay us anything, ever. They are also the majority of what we track: 35 of 52 price points as of 29 August 2026. They are listed, priced and ranked exactly like every other row, and they frequently win.

What we will not do

We do not publish prices for compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide. We do not compare how well medications work. We do not run cookies, ad trackers or any advertising network, and we do not sell or share what visitors do here.

We also do not quietly refresh a date. A price on this site moves when a person opens the source and confirms it moved, and the row then carries the day that happened.

Corrections

If a figure here is wrong, tell us: info@glp1receipts.com.

We will open the source and check it. If we were wrong, the row is corrected and re-dated with the day we checked, so the fix appears in exactly the place the error was. We would rather publish an older figure with an honest date than a fresh-looking one we cannot stand behind — which is why rows that have aged past our own threshold say so on the page instead of hoping nobody notices.

Not medical advice

This site publishes prices. It cannot prescribe anything, diagnose anything, or determine whether a GLP-1 is appropriate for you; only a licensed clinician can do that. Prices change without notice, so open the source link before acting on any figure here.