S. L.
Deceptive - be careful
Comprehensive questionnaire throughout which references are made to working with qualified medical professionals. At the end of it, Good Life again mentions consulting with a medical professional. Then the itemized pricing page is presented. It shows $0 due. Below the information is where user enters payment information. It is presented as though the cost *will be billed* after consultation - remember, the connection to a medical professional is still pending - but the card is billed immediately upon clicking "Next" not clicking "Pay". The subsequent page also has a "Next" button. It leads nowhere. Nothing happens when clicking it. Was I connected to a medical professional? Technically, yes. However, the last screen of the questionnaire allows the user to enter in prose text of additional information. I wrote a book, including that I wanted to speak to the medical professional about several health issues and to answer some medication questions PRIOR to prescribing. What I got was a dubiously-presented payment screen, immediate charge on my MOP, and a cut and paste private message an hour later from a medical professional in my state who also wrote one sentence addressing a single question and no concerns but processed a prescription to a pharmacy for shipment. Deceptive practice. Wasted several hundred dollars. Do not enter MOP information unless you are committed.



