About and disclosures

Where the prices come from

Every price is read from the company’s own public pages. Each row in a comparison links to the page it came from and shows the date it was checked. If a company publishes no price before intake, we record that instead of guessing, and the row says so.

Prices are kept separate rather than flattened into one number. A first-month promotion, a continuing monthly rate, and the average of a prepaid plan are different things. Merging them would rank a twelve-month prepay above a cheaper month-to-month program. Comparisons sort on the continuing price, which is what you pay once a promotion ends.

Companies change prices without telling us. Check the figure on the provider’s site before you pay. The date on each row tells you how old our reading is.

Independence

Telehealth Ledger is not a telehealth provider, is not owned by one, and does not operate in partnership with any company listed here. No company has approval rights over what appears on this site. No company can pay to be added, removed, or moved up a table.

Also from Orenston

Telehealth Ledger is part of Orenston’s price-comparison ledgers. For published red light therapy device prices, see Red Light Ledger.

Editorial policy

Telehealth Ledger publishes each guide under the organization’s name. Provider pages, prices, terms, and availability claims are checked against linked first-party sources. Clinical and regulatory context is drawn from primary regulators, product labels, guidelines, and published research wherever those sources answer the question.

The full research, check-date, commission, and corrections rules are on the editorial policy. Dated fixes and the editorial standards are on the corrections log. Every guide identifies its source dates, update date, and the events that should trigger a new evidence check.

Commercial relationships do not assign rankings or establish medical quality. Material corrections update the underlying record and its checked date; unsupported or unresolved claims remain unpublished.

Affiliate disclosure

Some outbound links on this site are affiliate links. If you start a program through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That pays for the price checking and the hosting.

What a commercial relationship does not do:

• It does not change the order of a comparison. The lowest continuing price takes the top row.
• It does not decide which companies get listed.
• It does not change a recorded fact. A partner that publishes no price is shown as publishing no price.
• It does not buy a rating, because this site does not rate providers.

What this site does not do

Telehealth Ledger does not practise medicine. Nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, a prescription, or a judgement that a treatment suits you. Only a licensed clinician who has reviewed your history can tell you that. Talk to one before you start or stop any medication.

Many programs compared here involve compounded medication. FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, https://www.fda.gov/drugs/human-drug-compounding/compounding-and-fda-questions-and-answers, checked 19 October 2026). Comparisons label compounded and brand-name programs apart.

We do not ask for or store medical history, symptoms, or any other health information. If a form asks you for that, you have left this site.

How we measure visits

Our first-party visit measurement records public page views, link and button clicks, scroll reach and visible time on a page, along with device type, country, referring site and campaign tags. It sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses. A daily-changing hash counts visitors, and a random identifier in tab storage connects public visits. Global Privacy Control limits this visit measurement to page views without visitor, session or page-view identifiers. Private admin pages are excluded.

A daily cleanup deletes click, scroll and time records older than 90 days, and views and outbound clicks older than 25 months. You can exclude this browser from our visit measurement. We also use Google Analytics, which sets its own cookies, and maintain a separate first-party event ledger for referral attribution.

Corrections

If a price, a state restriction, or a plan term is wrong, tell us. We will recheck it against the source and update the date. Corrections that have been made are on the corrections log. Getting a number wrong on a site about prices is the worst thing we can do.