About Luna Metabolic

Who this site is for

Luna Metabolic is for women weighing GLP-1 care (semaglutide, tirzepatide and the newer pills) when the question is bigger than the number on the scale. PCOS and insulin resistance, the perimenopause transition, menopause, contraception and the need for labs all change what a good program looks like. A woman in those situations needs a clinician who asks about her cycle and hormones, a plan for monitoring, and a price she can actually budget around. Most comparison sites treat every body the same. We review GLP-1 telehealth through that lens.

What we publish

We also review services that address women’s health beyond a GLP-1 prescription: Evernow’s menopause care, PCOS Sisters’ specialist model and Maven Clinic’s midlife care. Each review explains how the service works, its costs and its limitations.

Our provider reviews explain each telehealth company’s prices, where care is available, what the price includes and the limitations to consider. Our rankings bring that research together to help you find the best GLP-1 programs for women, the best options for PCOS and the best options for menopause, and our homepage brings the rankings and guides together.

Our research guides cover the medical questions around treatment, from hair loss and birth control to fertility and side effects, and you can explore available programs side by side on our compare page.

How a review is made

We read the company's own pages. Every review starts from what the company publishes on its own website: its pricing pages, FAQ, terms of service and refund policy. We don't build a review from ads, press coverage or temporary promotions.

We record prices the way the company states them. That means keeping its own qualifiers, such as “starting at”, “every 4 weeks” or “on a 12-month plan”, and noting the month we read them. When two of a company's pages disagree, the review tells you. When a company shows no price until after its medical intake, the review says that instead of guessing.

We date what we check. Each review shows the month it was last updated, once, under its headline. We move that date only when we re-read the company's own site or materially change the review.

We apply the same rubric to programs in our rankings. The Luna Fit Score considers PCOS and hormonal suitability alongside clinical oversight, pricing and access. Our methodology sets out each weight and the one adjustment we apply when a company has an FDA warning letter. That letter is shown on the company's own review.

What a review is, and isn't

Our pages are educational and never replace a conversation with your own doctor. We don't describe an experience we didn't have: a review reports what a company publishes, and if we ever walk through a sign-up ourselves, the review says so. And a commission doesn't change a provider's score or what its review says.

Who writes Luna Metabolic

Reviews and guides are published by the Luna Editorial Team, the publishing desk for Luna Metabolic. Coverage focuses on the questions that matter when choosing care: what treatment costs, who provides it, what follow-up includes and which claims need a closer look. Our sources are providers’ published terms, research and drug labels, following our editorial policy. The publisher profile brings together our published guides and reviews.

How we make money

We earn a commission when you start treatment through some links on this site, at no extra cost to you. CoreAge Rx is a featured partner, and providers we work with may appear first. Partners also get a boost in our list order. The full details are in our affiliate disclosure.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix the page and say so on our corrections page, newest first. Most corrections come from re-reading a company's site and finding that a price or plan has changed.

Contact us

We read what readers send: a correction, a program we should look at, a question about how we're funded, or a privacy request. Email the team at care@lunametabolic.com. We can talk about our research, but we can't give medical advice.

Educational content, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician before starting any treatment. See our medical disclaimer.