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About MomsOnGLP1
Real moms, real GLP-1 talk — what the intake actually asks, what it really costs, and what nobody warned us about.
Here's the honest version: we're moms, not doctors. When we started looking into GLP-1 telehealth ourselves, every “best of” list read like it was written by someone who'd never had to fill out an intake form with a toddler on their hip. So we did the boring part instead. For each provider we open the public signup funnel, click through every screen a real person would see, and write down what actually happens — how long it takes, what the price says, whether both medications show up, and how hard it is to leave.
To be clear about what that does and doesn't mean: we walk the observable public funnel only. We don't create accounts, enter medical information, or check out, and we never invent personal weight-loss results. The anything-clinical parts — what a medication does, who it's for — get checked against FDA labels and published trial data before we write a word. That's our version of a fact-check line: no white coats, just receipts.
Everything we walk gets scored out of 100 on the Mom-Tested Score — six plain-English things that actually matter when you're doing this around kids. The same six apply to every provider, whether or not they pay us, and a commission never buys a better score. Read exactly how we're funded in our disclosure.
MomsOnGLP1 is written by Jenna Marsh, our community & experience editor. “Jenna Marsh” is a pen name — a real parent behind the keyboard, but a disclosed pseudonym, and not a clinician. We don't hand out medical advice because we're not qualified to; we just tell you what the signup was like, mom to mom.
MomsOnGLP1 is informational only and not a medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice — see our medical disclaimer. Questions? Reach us at hello@momsonglp1.com.