Our AI presenters
Kayla, Renee and Claire are AI-generated presenters. They are not real people. They are not patients, and they are not doctors, nurses or pharmacists. Every price they read comes from GLP Chart's receipts, the dated record we keep each time we read a program's own price page.
The presenters
Kayla
The lowest cash price each week, for people paying out of pocket who want the cheapest monthly cost.
Her page: Cheapest GLP-1 prices
Renee
Manufacturer coupons, savings cards and intro offers, for people who want a brand-name drug and are looking for what brings the price down.
Her page: GLP-1 coupons and savings cards
Claire
Cash prices for people whose insurance plan does not cover GLP-1 drugs.
Her page: GLP-1 prices without insurance
Who is responsible
GLP Chart approves every script before it is published and is responsible for what the presenters say.
What they say and do not say
Each presenter reads the current price for her group, with its conditions and the date we checked it, and points to the page with the full chart. A presenter may say “I read prices for GLP Chart.” That describes the job.
They never give a testimonial and never review a program. They never say they have taken a drug, and they never give medical or dosing advice. They speak to the people a price applies to, never as one of them. They never cite or review each other.
Why they are labelled
Every presenter video must carry an “AI-generated” mark in the corner and the platform's own AI label. Its description must say the presenter is AI-generated, gives the date GLP Chart read the prices from each program's own page, and says GLP Chart earns a commission on some links.
We label them so no one takes them for real people. Section 5 of the FTC Act prohibits deceptive advertising. The FTC's rule on consumer reviews and testimonials, 16 CFR Part 465, prohibits testimonials that misrepresent who is giving them, including testimonials from people who do not exist.