One row per provider per product

What the import refuses to do

Rows that fail validation are surfaced, never dropped and never counted. The warnings below are live examples from the last pass.

• Row 2 · gala-health

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  Two lists gave $69 and $79 for what looked like the same monthly charge.

  Resolution: Neither figure appears on the provider's own pages. The $199 on the site is compounded GLP-1 weight-loss medication, not HRT. Both listings were withdrawn, and the HRT charge is now recorded as not published rather than filled from a third party.

• Row 3 · winona

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  One list stated $54 all-in; another stated about $120 for estrogen plus progesterone.

  Resolution: Resolved on re-read: Winona prices each formulation separately. The combined cream is $89 and the estradiol patch $149, both quoted as 'from' prices and recorded as two offers. A 30-day supply is processed every 28 days, so each charge recurs 13.04 times a year, giving $96.75 and $161.97 a month. Tablets are published as a $45 to $54 range and are not used as a rate.

• Row 4 · alloy

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  A $49 figure was carried as the plan price.

  Resolution: Dropped as a starting price. The patch ships quarterly at $224.97 for a 12-week supply with progesterone included, which is $81.52 a month, not $74.99. The $49.95 consultation is held as a one-time fee outside the monthly figure.

• Row 7 · musely

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  The file gave $20, which was read as a monthly total.

  Resolution: Resolved on re-read: $20 is the oral progesterone add-on, not a monthly total. The Estrogen Cream is $92 per two-month supply, the pill $70 and the patch $75, each recorded separately. A cream carrying progesterone is documented as a Trio formula, but no charge for it appears on the pricing page read, so no price is recorded for it.

• Row 9 · hers

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  The published rate is tied to a 12-month plan, which the file does not say.

  Resolution: Kept at $79 for oral estradiol and $134 for the patch with progesterone, with the plan term recorded against both. The month-to-month rate is not published.

• Row 10 · inner-balance

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  The row quoted $99.50, which is the rate from month seven.

  Resolution: Both rates are recorded, at $199 for months one to six and $99.50 from month seven. Supply is billed in 90-day increments at $597, so the first 90 days derive to $201.90 a month. The lower rate is never quoted on its own.

• Row 11 · midi-health

  Lowest_Advertised_Monthly_USD

  No monthly price was found; the row carries only a $250 self-pay visit.

  Resolution: Recorded as null rather than 0. The recurring charge is stored as absent, and the per-visit prices are kept separately.

• Row 8 · wisp

  Price_Source

  The source domain wisp.com resolves to a parked listing page, not to the provider.

  Resolution: The provider's site is hellowisp.com, where $33 a month is published as a starting rate for the consult and the medication is sent to a local retail pharmacy unpriced. The charge is recorded and the all-in figure is withheld.

• Row 12 · henry-meds

  Extra_Costs_and_Terms

  The row carried $149 a month as the whole cost.

  Resolution: The terms state a $30.00 medical consultation fee is collected. It is recorded as a confirmed one-time fee, so the first payment is $179 and the monthly figure stays $149.

• Row 13 · peter-md

  Category

  Row is a testosterone (TRT) program and sits outside the guide's scope.

  Resolution: Excluded from the dataset. The guide records estradiol and progesterone only, so the row is not imported rather than merged into a menopause record.

• Row 19 · folx-health

  Category

  Row is a gender-affirming HRT program and sits outside the guide's scope.

  Resolution: Excluded from the dataset for the same reason as the TRT rows.