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Prices in this market change weekly and our dataset will sometimes lag or err. Here's what we do about it, on a clock.
August 14, 2026 — verification sweep: one correction, five confirmations, ten new sourced figures
Correction (NexLife microdose tirzepatide): the operator-supplied ladder we published ($159/149/139/129 by term) does not match NexLife's live page, whose plan selector reads $189 monthly / $159 three-month / $150 six-month / $147 twelve-month. The dataset and fact sheet now carry the live-page figures, with the operator-supplied set preserved in the record as a conflict. This is exactly the failure mode the operator-supplied label exists to flag — including for our own partner.
Confirmations: we fetched all six NexLife program pages on August 14. The other five ladders match the published selectors exactly — tirzepatide $169/159/149/139, semaglutide $139/132/125/119, tirzepatide ODT $229/219/205/199, semaglutide ODT $199/185/177/165, microdose semaglutide $129/—/114/110 (one $2 conflict on the 3-month tier: $119 on page vs $117 supplied). The pages also publish, for the first time in our record: a named pharmacy partner list (Absolute, Hallandale, Red Rock, Empower, Strive, "or other qualified 503A/503B"), a LegitScript seal with verify link, a 50-state availability claim, and a 10%-in-6-months money-back warranty (terms apply). We also logged on-site inconsistencies now noted in the fact sheet: a stale price generation in secondary FAQ/meta blocks ($186–215-era tirzepatide), cancellation described as "any time" on injection pages but "written request + 30-day notice" on ODT pages, and a marketed "up to 24.3%" efficacy figure versus the 20.9% SURMOUNT-1 number we cite. Confirmation against a live page upgrades confidence, not category: these rows remain operator-supplied until a checkout walk.
New and updated third-party figures (all recorded with sources and conflicts in dataset v2026.08.14-5): Embody tirzepatide $119–129 flat (July terms; volatile), Remedy Meds $399 flat (Forbes/U.S. News; conflicting $349 and a quiz-gated $189 microdose tier recorded), Ivim $133–183 + required $74.99 membership → true ~$208–258, ShedRx $189–375 dose-escalating band, Hers $299, Brello $349, Noom Med ~$79 and Found ~$129 entry figures (thin), AltRx $89–129; MEDVi ~$199, Eden $296, Ro ~$329 cash tier, and retail Zepbound $1,049–1,099 re-confirmed at cited sources. One aggregator still lists pre-December-2025 LillyDirect prices ($349–599); our $299–449 figures follow Lilly's own announcement and stand.
The policy
Report an error — a stale price, a wrong fee, a mislabeled status, a missing provider — to corrections@tirzepatidetabletreview.com with a source we can check. Confirmed substantive errors are corrected within 48 hours, the fix is logged below with what changed and why, and any ranking the error touched is recomputed from the dataset. Disputed items get a "conflict" flag in the ledger (see Mochi's membership fee) rather than a quiet pick between sources. Providers may submit their own pricing at any time; it enters the dataset labeled operator until we verify it independently — the same treatment our partner receives.
Correction log
Entries appear as: date · page · what changed · why · dataset version. No corrections logged yet for dataset v2026.08.14 (launched August 14, 2026). The absence of entries this early means the site is new, not that it's infallible — the first log entry is a matter of time, and its presence here will be a feature.
Dataset version history
v2026.08.14 — initial public dataset: 31 providers, 35 programs, statuses operator-supplied/third-party-reported/pending; NexLife figures operator-supplied; Mochi membership fee flagged as conflicting ($79 vs $149). v2026.08.14-2 — added provider website fields and the outbound-link policy; no price changes. v2026.08.14-3 — added brand records for Foundayo (orforglipron, approved Apr 1 2026, $149–349 self-pay) and Oral Wegovy 25 mg (~$149); site-wide fact updates for the Foundayo approval and the Medicare GLP-1 Bridge ($50/mo, Jul 1 2026 – Dec 31 2027). v2026.08.14-5 — corrected LillyDirect vials to $299–449 (Dec 1 2025 Lilly price cut, 45-day window terms); added PlexusDx (~$289, self-ranking flag) and BMI Doctors (~$139/12-mo, reported) to the universe; Embody note updated with user-reported $129 flat tirzepatide.
Related: how verification works · the dataset itself.
August 14, 2026 — Verification pass: NexLife live-page audit, one correction against our own record, four watchlist graduations
Correction: NexLife's microdose tirzepatide ladder was listed from the operator's briefing as $159/149/139/129; the live program page (fetched today) displays $189/159/150/147. The live page governs — dataset, fact sheet, ticker, and this log updated within the 48-hour window. Conflicts logged, unresolved by design: NexLife's own sitewide FAQ prices standard tirzepatide at $215–186 and semaglutide at $165–145 against the $169–139 / $139–119 shown in its plan selectors and supplied to us; its FAQ says cancel-anytime versus the briefed 30-day notice; its marketing cites "up to 24.3%" for SURMOUNT-1 versus the commonly cited 20.9%; and one page shows two Trustpilot ratings (4.7 and 4.1). Per policy these are recorded, not averaged — and yes, this audit covers our own commercial partner. Also confirmed today: NexLife publishes a named pharmacy partner list (Absolute, Hallandale, Red Rock, Empower, Strive), a verifiable LegitScript seal, and a 50-state claim — closing three open items at the operator-published level. Graduations: Embody upgraded to reported at $119–129/mo tirzepatide flat (July 2026 terms; volatile, cancellation-window conflicts logged); Remedy Meds to $399 flat (Forbes + U.S. News corroborated); Hers ~$299 and Brello ~$349 per the April 2026 tirzepatide.us.com comparison — which we also caught carrying stale, self-contradicting LillyDirect prices, recorded on the LillyDirect sheet. Dataset v2026.08.14-5.