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Corrections

Every correction this site makes to a published figure is logged here: what was wrong, when it went up, when it came down, and what it says now. The log is not pruned.

The log

September 2026: withdrawn quotations

On September 5, 2026, we corrected 9 of 18 milligram quotations across 6 providers. The wording had been reconstructed from the source rather than quoted exactly. The prices, quantities and calculations did not change.

Read the original wording, corrected quotations and explanation.

October 2026: review price presentation

We separated dated price captures from newly checked purchasing terms. In the bmiMD review, crossed-out reference prices had appeared as separate price cards, which could be mistaken for additional current plans. The review now distinguishes those historical figures from the separately checked subscription table.

This log previously said there were no corrections despite the published September withdrawal. We corrected that statement on October 18, 2026.

How to report one

Write to editor@nadcost.com with the page, the figure and, if you have it, the seller’s page showing the right one. Every price on this site carries the date it was read, which usually settles it in a minute.

What counts as a correction

A wrong price, a wrong dose, a wrong milligram total, a division that does not check out, a commercial relationship described wrongly, or arithmetic of ours attributed to a seller. A seller changing its price is not a correction — that is a re-read, and the date on the page moves. A seller asking us to use a different figure is a reason to read the page again, not a figure to publish on its word.

See how prices are read.