About The RX Index
Independent editorial research to help people understand GLP-1 medications, compare provider options, and evaluate real-world treatment costs with greater clarity.
Our Mission
The RX Index was created to make a confusing category easier to understand.
Prescription weight-loss treatment can involve complicated pricing, inconsistent disclosures, aggressive marketing, and important medical considerations. Many people are trying to compare providers, costs, medication options, and treatment steps without a clear standard for what matters or how to evaluate it.
Our mission is to publish clear, independent, and carefully researched information that helps readers better understand their options and ask better questions before making healthcare decisions.
Clarity
We explain medications, provider models, pricing structures, and treatment pathways in plain language so readers can understand what they are comparing.
Independence
Our editorial judgments are not for sale. Providers cannot pay for better rankings, more favorable conclusions, or removal of negative findings.
Accountability
We publish our methodology, disclose affiliate relationships, identify who is responsible for the site, and correct material errors when they are found.
Who Runs This Site
The RX Index is an editorial brand operated by Kozi Publishing LLC.
The responsible editor has final authority over published editorial content, including provider reviews, pricing analyses, educational guides, and methodology updates.
What The RX Index Publishes
The RX Index publishes editorial content focused on:
- GLP-1 medication education
- Provider comparisons
- Pricing and cost analysis
- Treatment-access and onboarding research
- Practical consumer guides related to prescription weight-loss treatment
We are an editorial publisher. We do not provide medical care, diagnosis, or treatment.
How We Make Money
The RX Index may earn commissions when readers visit certain providers through links on this site and later sign up or make a purchase.
That compensation helps fund our research and publishing operations. It does not determine which providers we cover, how we evaluate them, how we rank them, or what we say about them.
We do not sell rankings, positive reviews, or favorable placement. We do not remove negative findings in exchange for compensation.
For full details, see our Affiliate Disclosure.
How We Work
Our work begins with primary sources.
Depending on the page, we may review provider pricing pages, terms of service, FAQs, intake flows, manufacturer materials, FDA documents, and peer-reviewed research where relevant. For provider and cost pages, we compare published claims against source materials and look for fees, restrictions, and terms that may affect the true monthly cost or overall user experience.
Every page is reviewed before publication for clarity, consistency, and factual alignment with source materials.
When a page has been medically reviewed, the medical reviewer, credentials, and review date are identified on that page. If a page does not identify a medical reviewer, it should be understood as editorial and educational content only, not medical advice and not a substitute for care from a licensed clinician.
Our Authors and Reviewers
The RX Index aims to make authorship and responsibility clear.
Where appropriate, articles identify the writer or editor responsible for the page and link to a profile page with background information about that person's role and areas of coverage. Pages that have undergone medical review identify the reviewer on the page itself.
Updates and Corrections
We review active content on a rolling basis and update pages when material facts change.
If we identify a significant factual error, we correct it. Readers can report possible errors by emailing corrections@therxindex.com.
For more detail, see our Research Methodology, Editorial Standards, Medical Review Policy, and Corrections page.
Important Reader Notice
Content on The RX Index is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice. Readers should consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.