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Which providers have something on the record

Of the 28 providers on this site, 8 carry at least one of six marks on the public record and 20 carry none, which is said plainly rather than hedged. The six are an FTC action, a state action, a failing BBB grade, an FDA warning letter, a drug maker's lawsuit and a documented pattern of cancellation complaints.

Which weight-loss telehealth companies have regulatory actions against them?

Of the 28 US weight-loss providers halfrx tracks, 8 carry at least one item on the public record and 20 carry none. The items are not equivalent: an FTC action is a filed complaint and an allegation until it is resolved, a BBB grade of F reflects complaint volume and handling rather than any legal finding, and a manufacturer lawsuit is about whether the pharmacy-compounding exemption applies rather than about any patient's treatment. Each provider page below names the document behind every item and links it. halfrx does not call any company a scam, collects no customer reviews and gives no star rating of its own; what it holds is the documentary record, the contract terms and a price with its source and the date it was read. Where a company has nothing on record, its page says so directly — a page that can only insinuate is worth less than one that can state what was checked and what was found.

Something on the record · 8

Nothing on the record · 20

Checked for the same six things and none of them applies. That is not an endorsement — the terms and the price matter more to most people than the record does.

Every FDA warning letter →Everything ranked by price →How the score is built →

The registers every seller here was checked against

A record is the result of a search. These are the searches, named so any of them can be repeated.

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Please leave out anything about your own health. How a report is handled: privacy.