I spend the money, I try the products, I tell you the truth. Supplements, fitness, sleep, men's health — if it's out there, I've probably tested it.
Feel Good is a GLP-1 telehealth program that handles the whole thing online — intake, provider review, and delivery. I dug into how it works, who it's actually for, and the caveats I'd want a friend to know before signing up.
The Health Guy
9 min read · July 20, 2026
I compared three of the most talked-about online GLP-1 weight loss services head-to-head — on price, formats, commitment, support, and the fine print that actually matters. Here's which one fits which kind of person.
The Health Guy
12 min read · July 6, 2026
Gala does one thing — GLP-1 weight loss telehealth — and does it cheaply, starting around $149–$199/month on longer plans. Here's how it works, the 12-month commitment catch, and who it actually suits.
JSHealth is the Australian vitamin brand behind that famous Hair + Energy formula. I looked into what's actually in it, whether the science holds up, and if it's worth adding to your shelf.
ShedRX offers compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide through telehealth — including needle-free formats most competitors don't. Here's how the program actually works, what it costs, and who it's genuinely a good fit for.
Willow prescribes compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide online with flat pricing that doesn't rise as your dose does. But the reviews are polarized and there's an active regulatory issue. Here's my honest breakdown.
PhenQ is everywhere in the weight loss space. I ran it for two full months alongside a normal diet to see whether it actually does anything or if it's just a pretty bottle with caffeine in it.
Nootropics are having a moment. I took NooCube daily for a month to figure out whether 'brain supplements' do anything real or whether you're just paying for expensive B vitamins and hope.
I got into health and fitness out of pure frustration with the garbage content online. Every review was sponsored, every ranking paid for. I started testing products myself and sharing the actual results — the good, the bad, and the stuff that gave me a stomach ache.
I do use affiliate links, so I'm transparent about that. But I only recommend things I've tried, and I'll tell you when something isn't worth your money even if it means losing a commission.