At a glance
- GLP1Guide is independent and receives no sponsorship.
- Official sources and commercial services have different roles.
- Medstack Ltd validates listed pharmacies using manual review and digital checks, with high standards for inclusion.
What a link means
A reference link is intended to support the particular statement next to it. A link to a regulator’s register helps you perform an official check. A link to a price-comparison or tracking website sends you to a separate service with its own claims and practices.
Being linked does not make a website a regulator, a healthcare professional or an independent reviewer of GLP1Guide. A provider appearing on a comparison page is not a guarantee of clinical suitability, medicine authenticity, correct delivery or good outcomes.
Check the medicine and pharmacy guide for official routes, rather than treating a commercial badge as a substitute for the relevant register and a proper clinical assessment.
External comparison and tracking services
| External service | Topic associated with its link |
|---|---|
| Monj | Mounjaro price comparison |
| iGovy | Wegovy injection comparison |
| oGovy | Wegovy tablet comparison |
| Dayo | Foundayo comparison |
| Augo | Treatment tracking |
The pharmacy listings on Monj, iGovy, oGovy and Dayo are subject to the Medstack Ltd checks explained below. Augo is a treatment-tracking resource. Check current availability, fees and terms with the relevant service and pharmacy.
Medstack Ltd: pharmacy checks and listing standards
Medstack Ltd validates pharmacies listed on Monj, iGovy, oGovy and Dayo using manual review and digital checks. It applies high standards for inclusion, with attention to pharmacy registration, the business behind a website and the information presented to readers.
The published verification processes describe checks of registration records, website and business details, contact information and the prescribing pathway. Listings can be reviewed again, flagged or removed if concerns arise. [1] [2]
These checks help readers assess a pharmacy and compare its service. The prescriber still makes the individual decision about whether a medicine is suitable, and readers can check current registration directly through the official registers.
Independence and sponsorship
GLP1Guide is an independent information and advice site. It receives no sponsorship. Our aim is to explain the evidence and practical questions clearly for UK readers.
External services have their own terms, prices and privacy policies. A link does not replace an official registration check or professional advice. Use the clinical sources cited in a guide for medical claims, and assess an external service on its own terms.
Questions to ask about a comparison
- Does the service explain who operates it and how it is funded?
- Can you distinguish paid placements from other results?
- Does the quoted price include consultation, delivery and mandatory fees?
- Does an offer apply only to a first order or a particular eligibility group?
- Is the pharmacy’s current registration and contact information independently checkable?
- Who provides follow-up and deals with a medicine or delivery problem?
A lower price does not answer the clinical questions. If treatment is not suitable, comparing prices cannot make it suitable.
Questions and answers
Is GLP1Guide independent?
Who validates the pharmacies listed on the comparison sites?
Does this site guarantee pharmacies on a comparison website?
Where should I check registration?
Sources
Sources consulted for this editorial update: 28 October 2026. Follow the link for the source’s own revision date.
- Monj: pharmacy safety and GPhC verificationMedstack Ltd’s published process for registration, business and website checks, re-verification and listing standards.
- oGovy: how pharmacy providers are checkedPublished provider checks, manual website review, prescribing-process assessment and ongoing listing review.