Merged review
MyDietDoc
MyDietDoc no longer trades under its own name: the brand has merged into BiltRx, which is ranked and scored separately on this site, and mydietdoc.com itself no longer resolves.
What happened to MyDietDoc
Checked in August 2026: MyDietDoc no longer trades under its own name. Its own domain, mydietdoc.com, no longer resolves: two public DNS resolvers return no record for it at all, and the registry lists the name in redemption after it expired on August 25, 2026. The second address this entry used to name, dietdoc.com, does still work — and it redirects. A notice on BiltRx's own site, at biltrx.com/dietdoc-has-transitioned-to-biltrx/ ↗, reads: “Diet Doc is merged with BiltRx.”
This page is kept, rather than deleted, because it is the answer to the search that brings people here. Anyone holding an old MyDietDoc link, or reading a listing that still ranks it, is looking for a service that now runs under a different name.
BiltRx is reviewed and scored here on its own terms, with its own prices, states and molecule range: read the BiltRx review. That is where this search ends, not on this page.
Why there is no Desk Score
The Desk Score measures six things about a GLP-1 telehealth service — price transparency, state access, molecule range, onboarding speed, support responsiveness, and licensing and trust. Every one of them is a fact about a company that is open for business under its own name, and MyDietDoc is not one any more: there are no MyDietDoc prices, no MyDietDoc state list and no MyDietDoc intake left to read. The marks this entry used to carry were retired in August 2026 rather than re-derived, and they were not transferred to BiltRx either — a score is earned by the service that was measured, and BiltRx has its own. The full rubric is on the methodology page.
For the same reason MyDietDoc is off the ranking, off every price ladder and median, and out of the head-to-head comparisons — and there is a second reason it has to be. The surviving company is already ranked here, so leaving MyDietDoc in the ranking would put one business in two places at once, competing with itself under a name it has retired. This is not a demotion and it is not a penalty; the brand is simply no longer a separate thing to rank.
What can be checked
- The transition is published by the surviving company itself: biltrx.com/dietdoc-has-transitioned-to-biltrx/ states "Diet Doc is merged with BiltRx."
- BiltRx is already reviewed here on its own terms, so the surviving service still has a scored review with published prices
- dietdoc.com, the second identity this entry used to name, still resolves and redirects to that notice — a reader can check it today
What can no longer be checked
- MyDietDoc's own domain, mydietdoc.com, has no DNS record left on two public resolvers, and the registry lists it in redemption after an August 25, 2026 expiry
- Nothing about MyDietDoc's own plan, price, state list or intake can be checked any more — the pages that carried them are gone
- A merger is not a transfer of terms: BiltRx's prices, states and molecule range are BiltRx's, and were measured on BiltRx
Where to look instead
The surviving company's review is BiltRx. Every company on this site that sells a prescription GLP-1 is ranked on the best GLP-1 providers for weight loss ranking, and every scored review is listed at all provider reviews. Assume any provider we list may compensate us — we may earn a referral commission at no extra cost to you, and what we write about a provider reads the same either way. See our disclosure.
Company names and ownership change; this entry records what BiltRx published about the merger, and what was left of MyDietDoc's own site, in August 2026. Not medical advice.