Disclosure
How we're paid
Last updated: July 2026
The short version
Some links to providers pay WorkingMomRx a commission when you sign up. That money keeps the site free and funds the price-checking. It never buys a better score, and we rank every provider by the same rubric — paying or not.
Where the money comes from
WorkingMomRx is free to read and reader-supported. Several of the outbound links that send you to a provider are affiliate links: if you click one and start a plan, the provider may pay us a referral fee, at no extra cost to you. Not every link is one, and we don't tag them individually — the safe assumption is that any provider we list could be paying us. That fee covers the research, the re-verification of pricing, and the servers.
What money can and can't move
It can affect emphasis — which provider gets the homepage spotlight, a featured card, or more coverage. Where that happens, it's visible on the page.
It cannot touch the Rx-Readiness Score. Scores come from six weighted factors applied identically to every provider. A provider that's slow, pricey, or hard to cancel ranks that way whether or not it pays us — CoreAge Rx included. Placement is disclosed; the number is earned.
What it buys is placement. On the ranking and the boards we list the providers we work with first, then everyone else, each group in Rx-Readiness Score order. It buys nothing else — not the score, not the six factors, not the verdict. The score is printed beside every row, so the order can be weighed against it. Today, providers we earn nothing from sit at #35.
Who runs this
WorkingMomRx is an independent publisher — not a pharmacy, telehealth company, or drug maker, and not owned by any provider we cover. We review a curated set of providers chosen for what a time-strapped parent actually needs, not the entire market.
Not a medical service
Our rankings are a research shortcut, not medical advice. Compounded GLP-1 medications are not FDA-approved finished drug products, and GLP-1 medicines are not appropriate in pregnancy or while trying to conceive. Confirm current pricing and availability on the provider's own site, and talk to a licensed clinician before starting anything — see the medical disclaimer.
Trademarks
Wegovy®, Ozempic® and Rybelsus® belong to Novo Nordisk A/S; Mounjaro® and Zepbound® belong to Eli Lilly and Company. We name them only to identify the medications discussed. WorkingMomRx is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, either manufacturer.
Reach us
Questions about any of this go to hello@workingmomrx.com, or see the about page.