How we review men's health services
We assess what's on offer, who provides the care, the real price, delivery and support. Brands may pay us and that can affect where they appear — our Advertising Disclosure explains how.
The six checks
- 01
What's on offer
Products and formats available, and whether natural health products show a valid Health Canada NPN.
- 02
Who provides care
Whether prescription care runs through a practitioner licensed in your province, with a genuine health review.
- 03
What you really pay
Starting price, renewal price, taxes and the final amount in Canadian dollars.
- 04
How it arrives
Provinces and territories covered, packaging and typical delivery times.
- 05
How safety is checked
How thoroughly the intake asks about heart medications, nitrates and other risks that should stop an automatic approval.
- 06
How we're paid
We are upfront that brands may pay us and that this can influence where they appear.
Where services really differ
Two services can look alike in an ad. These are the areas where they tend to part ways.
Occasional or daily
Whether a program is built around occasional or daily use, and what that means for follow-up.
Prescription or natural health product
Practitioner-led care versus non-prescription products — and the licensing we look for in each case.
Assessment and shipping
How fast assessments are handled, by whom, and how orders reach different parts of Canada.
Renewing and cancelling
How often auto-shipments go out, how to cancel, and whether the price holds after your first order.
The four review passes
- 1
Offer
Products & formats
We record what's sold, in which formats, and whether licensing details such as an NPN are visible.
- 2
Licensing
Practitioners & pharmacies
We confirm that prescribers and dispensing pharmacies hold Canadian licences.
- 3
Service
Support & delivery
We look at response times, access to follow-up, languages offered and delivery reliability.
- 4
Cost
Pricing & renewals
We check pricing in CAD, subscription rules and how easily you can pause or cancel.
When provider policies, prices or Canadian rules change, we revise our reviews. If something looks outdated, tell us through the contact page.