Editorial policy
How we research, score, and correct
WorkingMomRx publishes decision-first GLP-1 coverage for busy parents. Four rules keep it honest.
Claims are sourced
Every medical or efficacy statement ties back to a primary source — peer-reviewed research or official FDA labeling. We keep a hard line between what a trial actually demonstrated and what is reasonable extrapolation, and we say which is which rather than blur them.
Facts vs. judgment
Provider facts — pricing, states served, pricing model, features — reflect each provider's public disclosures at the time of review. The Rx-Readiness Score on top of those facts is our editorial judgment, applied identically to every provider.
Independence
We disclose affiliate relationships site-wide and keep the ranking independent of them. Money can move promotional emphasis; it never moves a score. See the disclosure for the full picture.
We re-check and correct
Telehealth pricing and availability change constantly, so entries are dated and re-verified. When we get something wrong, we fix it promptly and note the change rather than quietly editing it away.
Evidence review
The studies and pricing behind our scores are checked against the record, and the record ships with the claim — the trial, the PubMed ID, the line of the FDA label. We keep no clinical reviewer on the masthead and won't invent one: a name you can't verify is worth less than a source you can open.
This content is never a substitute for a licensed clinician — see our medical disclaimer.