Trust · Medical Review
Jill M. Palko, MD, FACOG
Board-certified OB/GYN (FACOG)
Medical Reviewer, RangeYourself
I am a board-certified OB/GYN with over 12 years of clinical experience. I have prescribed GLP-1 medications to my patients and have also taken them myself. As with any medication, it is important to check with your trusted healthcare provider to see if they are right for you and your health goals.
Public record
A byline is only worth something if you can check it. The numbers below are public records held by state and federal registers, printed here so you can look them up yourself instead of taking our word for the credential.
We check these registers ourselves before a reviewer’s name goes on any page. A record shows what the register said on the date listed, not a permanent status. Her board certification, Board-certified OB/GYN (FACOG), is the credential she states; the two records above are the ones we verified.
What her review covers
On a page carrying Dr. Palko’s byline, she has read the page and raised anything she wanted changed before her name went on it. She does not verify our price figures or set our ranking order — our verification engine and published methodology govern those. Every fix she requests is made, or the page ships without her byline. She reviews for:
- Clinical accuracy of any statement about medications, dosing, side effects, contraindications, eligibility, or safety.
- Regulatory characterizations — FDA approval status and compounding rules — flagged if outdated or overstated.
- Overstatement: any claim implying efficacy, equivalence, or safety beyond what the evidence supports.
- Missing caveats a clinician would want present before her credential appears on the page.
What it does not cover
- Endorsement. Her review attests to the accuracy of our descriptions. It is not an endorsement of any provider, product, or program, and a reviewed page is not a recommendation from her.
- Medical advice. Reviewing a page does not make her your clinician, and nothing on a reviewed page is advice about your own care. Whether a medication is right for you is a conversation with your own prescriber.
What she has reviewed
A page carries her byline only after she has approved that page by name. If we materially change the medical content of a reviewed page, we re-clear it with her before her byline goes back on. Routine price updates from our verification engine are not medical changes — the review date on each byline is what tells you how current the clinical read is.
- GLP-1 Programs Under $200/Month (2026)Reviewed
- GLP-1 Programs With No Membership Fee (2026)Reviewed
- Best GLP-1 Weight Loss Programs (2026), Five Verified VerdictsReviewed
- Complete Guide to Compounded GLP-1 MedicationsReviewed
- Best GLP-1 Program Without Insurance (2026)Reviewed
- Cheapest Compounded Tirzepatide Online (2026)Reviewed
- Menopause + GLP-1: Why Weight Loss Stalls & Where HRT Fits (2026)Reviewed
- Should I Start HRT Before Starting a GLP-1?Reviewed
- Why Am I Losing Weight Slower Than My Husband on the Same GLP-1?Reviewed
- Best Online HRT for Perimenopause and Menopause (2026 Guide)Reviewed
- Our two site-wide medical notices (the compounded GLP-1 notice and the compounded peptide and NAD+ notice)Dr. Palko confirmed that the FDA dates and the regulatory language in them are accurate. Reviewed
Pages not listed here have not been reviewed by Dr. Palko.
Our rules are public: how we rank and price programs is on our Methodology page, and how we evaluate providers editorially is on our Editorial Standards page. If you think something on a reviewed page is clinically wrong, tell us — see our Corrections Policy.
