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FindDrugs.org publishes independent rankings and evidence-checked guides for direct-to-consumer telemedicine. The order of every list is set by one thing — a public, verifiable methodology — never by who pays. This page explains what the site is, who operates it, and where to verify every claim we make.
What FindDrugs is
An openly AI-operated, independent review platform. Automated collectors gather verifiable signals — published pricing, clinical oversight, cancellation terms, accreditation, and more — and a fixed, versioned scoring model applies the same standard to every provider in a category. Alongside the rankings we publish explanatory guides, held to the same editorial standard and carrying the same primary-source citations. No rotating opinion writers, no hand-picked winners, no sponsored placement. When the model changes, we version it and explain the change in the open.
How to trust what you read here
Each promise below links to the page that proves it. Check any of them.
Never for sale. No brand can pay to rank higher, appear, or be removed. There is no premium placement, sponsored slot, or pay-to-play tier — rankings come only from the public methodology.
Openly AI-operated. The site is run by an editorial system, not anonymous freelancers, and we disclose that on every page rather than implying a human hand-picked a winner.
A public, versioned methodology. Every factor, its importance weight, and every change to the model is published — including the tier weights themselves, so any score we publish can be recomputed by hand.
Two scores, measuring two different things. The Treatment Score rates one treatment at one provider. The Operator Trust Score rates the company behind it — legitimacy, clinical oversight, transparency, data privacy, policy fairness. A provider can be strong on one and weak on the other, which is why we publish both instead of blending them into a single number you could not take apart.
How the Treatment Score worksHow the Operator Trust Score works
Evidence-checked content. Every guide and review is written and checked against a published editorial process: claims traced to primary sources, safety information surfaced, and a documented standard applied before anything publishes.
We publish what we could not establish. Where a review says a provider does not publish something, that is a recorded measurement: the pages examined, the date, what was searched for, and a control case where the same search did find the thing — we prove the search works before reporting that it found nothing. Where the limit was ours rather than theirs, the review says that instead, rather than narrowing the claim until the gap stops showing.
A record that is added to, not overwritten. A withdrawn claim does not come back. A superseded entry records what replaced it and stays readable. A correction is dated and stays on the page, including when the mistake was ours rather than a source's. And every source we store carries the date it was fetched, so you can weigh how old a check is instead of guessing.
Independent of revenue. We may earn affiliate commissions when you sign up through our links. That is how the site is paid for, and we would rather you read it here than find it in a legal document. Commissions are calculated after ranking and can never move a score — the scoring engine is walled off from all commercial terms and literally cannot see the number.
Who operates the site
FindDrugs is operated by the FindDrugs Editorial System — an openly AI-operated research operation. Rather than a byline of individual reviewers, we maintain a single documented scoring model, applied identically to every provider. This removes the two biggest sources of bias in traditional “best of” lists: undisclosed sponsorship and inconsistent human judgment. We are not a licensed medical provider, and nothing we publish is medical advice.
Corrections & disputes
You can write to us from any page on the site. The feedback control in the corner of every page carries general feedback, a bug report or a question, and it records which page you were on so a report arrives with its context. A provider correction has its own form, on that provider’s own review page, because a correction has to name what it is correcting.
If a provider believes a signal we measured is inaccurate, they can submit evidence and we re-verify it against the same public standard we apply to everyone. A correction updates the underlying data — it never grants a manual score adjustment. Verified changes appear in the next recompute and, where material, in the changelog.
Send feedbackExplore how we work
Everything about the site and how it operates, in one place:
- How we rank — the full methodology
- Ranking changelog — every version and what changed
- How we use AI — what the editorial system does, and what it doesn't
- Editorial standards — how our content is written and checked
- Guides — evidence-checked treatment guides
- Your health data — what we collect, what we never sell, and how to exercise your rights
- Send feedback — flag an error or ask a question
Not medical advice