How we make money
We earn a commission when you sign up with some providers through our links. It never changes our prices or how we rank providers.
How the money works
When you click a “Visit” button for a provider marked Partner and then sign up, that provider may pay us a fee. You pay the provider the same amount either way. Partner links go through an address starting with getglp1.ca/go/ so we can count clicks; we don’t pass your personal information to the provider.
Providers without a partner arrangement get the same profile, the same ten fields and the same layout. Their buttons link straight to their own site.
What money never changes
- Prices. We don’t sell pharmacy placements, and pharmacies can’t pay to change a price we show.
- Order. Providers are listed by whether they serve your province, then alphabetically. See how we rank.
- Descriptions. A provider’s care model, fit guide and profile come from our own checks, whether or not it pays us.
- Drug content. No manufacturer pays us, and drug pages state product monograph facts only.
Who pays us today
This table updates whenever our arrangements change.
| Provider | Arrangement |
|---|---|
| Felix | No paid arrangement |
| Cloudcure | No paid arrangement |
| MyRocky | No paid arrangement |
| BirchRx | No paid arrangement |
| Jack Health / Jill Health | No paid arrangement |
| Tia Health | No paid arrangement |
| Pocketpills | No paid arrangement |
| Hims & Hers Canada | No paid arrangement |
| Maple | No paid arrangement |
Why we tell you this
Canadian law, including the Competition Act’s rules on misleading representations, and Ad Standards’ guidance on material connections require that a paid relationship be clear before you act on a recommendation. We go further than the minimum: the disclosure note sits above the first provider link on every page that has one, and every paid link is labelled.