Advertising
Reach men actively comparing testosterone therapy providers
This publication is read by men who are choosing a testosterone therapy program right now: researching providers, comparing prices, selecting a program and working out what membership and ongoing treatment will cost. A labeled placement puts your brand inside that comparison while the decision is being made.
Request advertising detailsA short note is enough. No rate card is published: pricing is quoted per placement once the scope is known.
What readers are doing
Procurement, not browsingProvider research
Readers look up a named provider and read its sourced record before they shortlist it.
Pricing comparisons
They compare the monthly charge, the membership fee, add-on fees and what the first month costs.
Treatment-program selection
They weigh program terms and cadence to decide which plan to start on.
Membership and ongoing-cost evaluation
They work out what a year of treatment costs, including refills and follow-up.
That makes the visit a shortlist decision rather than a casual read. The placements below are built for that moment: clearly marked, kept beside the sourced record, and available individually or in combination.
What you can buy
Five types · subject to availabilitySponsored comparison cards
A labeled card above or alongside a comparison table or the ranked list. It carries a visible "Sponsored" tag and sits outside the rows, so an advertisement never masquerades as a record.
Compare · Buyer guide · Cost guide
Sponsored guide sections
A named sponsor for one defined section, such as a cost guide chapter or a dataset explainer. The label names exactly what is sponsored.
Guides · Research · Datasets
Provider profile sponsorship
A sponsor label on a single provider record page, printed beside the sponsor’s own link. The record and its figures stay as sourced.
Provider records
Contracted referral campaigns
A separately contracted campaign on its own terms, using the tracking link the advertiser supplies, disclosed on the page where it appears.
Campaign-only, by agreement
Disclosed paid positioning
A paid position or featured listing inside the ranked list, labeled "Sponsored" beside its score and position.
Ranked list · where supported
Starting point
Tell us the placement and the dates. We will say what is free and quote the rest.
The labels above are the whole promise: a reader can tell a placement from a record before they read either.
What a placement looks like
Examples, not active sponsorsThese cards show the shape and labelling of each placement. They are examples only: no sponsor is attached, no link is live, and none of them sends an impression or a click event. On a live placement the same card carries the sponsor’s name and a rel="sponsored nofollow" link.
How the separation works
- Every paid placement is labeled where it appears. A paid entry inside the ranked list reads “Paid placement” beside its score and position, and its outbound links carry rel="sponsored nofollow noopener".
- A sponsor card is visually separated from the comparison rows and never interrupts a record. It may sit above or alongside a table; it never becomes one of its rows.
- Editorial control of every sourced figure stays with the publisher. A sponsor sees a placement after it is built, and never edits a price, a fee, a billing interval or a check date.
- A correction to a record is made on the evidence, whether or not the provider advertises here.
What this edition carries today
One labelled placement is live: Stahl Primary Care holds the publisher’s first ranked position as a sponsored entry, and it also carries a sponsored profile. It is labelled Sponsored wherever it appears, its commercial details are advertiser-provided, and it is separate from the researched provider records and from every researched price count. No guide section is sold as a named section, and no researched provider record carries a placement.
No audience figure, advertiser list or performance guarantee is published here, and this page does not invent one.
Open Water RX LLC owns and operates this publication, GLP1BuyerGuide.com and HRTBuyerGuide.com, and separately operates Surfbound Health, a consumer telehealth brand. Surfbound Health is not a provider recorded, ranked or counted here.
Reporting
What is measured, and what it cannot tell you
A placement is reported on the events below, so a number in a report means the same thing as a number on this page. Nothing is estimated upward to fill a gap left by a declined consent.
- Impression
- A sponsor card rendered on a page. One impression is counted per sponsor, page and placement per visit, and duplicates within a page view are dropped rather than counted twice.
- Click
- A click on a sponsor’s own link, recorded with the sponsor id, the page path and the placement name. Nothing about the reader is attached.
- Consent limitation
- Both events are sent only when a visitor has granted analytics consent and Global Privacy Control is not set. Measures are therefore a floor, not a census: visitors who decline produce neither an impression nor a click, and no attempt is made to infer them.
- Inquiry
- A completed advertising inquiry through the contact form. It is counted as a lead for the publisher, not as a measure of a placement’s reach, and it is never reported as an audience number.
Inquiry
Request advertising details
Send the fields below through the advertising inquiry form and choose the advertising subject. A reply states what is available, what is not, and a custom quote for the scope you describe — usually within two business days.
- Company and the product or service you want to place
- The placement type from the list above, or a description of what you have in mind
- The pages or sections you are interested in
- Preferred start date and intended duration
- Whether you have a tracking link, and its destination
- A contact name and a direct email address
Start an inquiry
Tell us what you want to promote and the time frame. The reply says what is available and what is not, including when the answer is no.
Request advertising detailsThe form is for commercial and editorial inquiries only. It does not accept health information.
What a placement cannot buy
- A sourced figure: a charge, a fee, a billing interval, a commitment or a check date.
- A provider’s presence in, or absence from, the record.
- A correction, a removal or a date change on any record.
- A claim about clinical quality, safety or suitability.
- An unlabelled mention, or a placement that reads as editorial.
Paid links and ids
A paid link carries rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and is labeled on the page it appears on. An unpaid editorial link is not nofollowed and is not paid, and a nonpaid entry is never described as a paid placement. A referral campaign uses a link the advertiser supplies, disclosed on the page it appears on.
Every record keeps its sourced evidence, source URL and check date regardless of any placement sold. Advertising can influence a publisher score or a position, and it is labeled when it does; it never rewrites a fact.