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Corrections Policy
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RangeYourself is an independent verification publisher. When we identify, or a reader reports, a factual or pricing error, we correct the affected page promptly and record what changed. This page describes that process on its own, separate from the shorter summary on our Editorial Standards page.
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What we correct
We correct any factual claim, price, or program detail shown to be wrong against the provider’s own public pages, and any statement that misstates FDA labeling or the compounded-vs- brand-name distinction. We do not offer clinical judgments to correct, RangeYourself does not provide medical advice, and questions about whether a treatment is appropriate belong with a licensed clinician, not with an editorial correction.
How a correction is made
We verify the reported error against the provider’s own public-facing pages, pricing pages, or checkout language where accessible, the same sources our pricing methodology describes. If the report is confirmed, we update the affected page and note the correction with the date it was made.
A material correction, one that changes a ranking, a price, or a safety-relevant statement, is recorded in that page’s own update log so a reader can see exactly what changed and when. A correction that fixes a typo, a broken link, or other non-material detail may not appear in that log.
Pricing corrections specifically
A price correction follows the same rule every other price on the site follows: it is checked against the provider’s own live pricing page, and the correction carries the date it was re-verified. Where a correction changes a figure already published in our append-only price-history dataset, the change is recorded there too and surfaces in the GLP-1 Price Index’s change history and in the dataset’s own changelog, labeled as a data correction rather than a provider price move, since those are different facts and we don’t conflate them.
Reporting an error
Email editorial@rangeyourself.com with the page URL, the specific claim or price you believe is wrong, and, where you have one, a link to the provider’s own page showing the correct information. We review every report against the provider’s public pages before making a change.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I report an error on RangeYourself?
Email editorial@rangeyourself.com with the page URL, the specific claim or price you believe is wrong, and, where possible, a link to the provider’s own page showing the correct information. We review every report against the provider’s public pages before making a change.
What counts as a material correction?
A material correction is one that changes a ranking, a price, or a safety-relevant statement. Material corrections are dated and recorded in the affected page’s update log so readers can see what changed and when.
Do you correct pricing errors the same way as factual errors?
Yes, the same process applies. A pricing error is verified against the provider’s own public pricing page before the figure is changed, and the correction carries the date it was re-verified, the same way every other price on the site does.
Will you tell me when a correction is made?
We do not send individual replies confirming every correction, but material corrections are recorded, dated, in the page’s own update log, and pricing corrections appear in the GLP-1 Price Index’s change history and in the dataset’s own changelog.
Does a correction affect how a program ranks?
It can. Our ranked lists are sorted by verified price, so correcting a price can move a program’s position in a ranked list. The correction is made because the underlying fact was wrong, never to change a ranking for any other reason.