Very poor service Purchased an oximeter which arrived way past ETA. Once opened it did not work - due to dangerous wiring faults. Photo evidence was sent but Healthline insisted on its return but did not send the [promised] prepaid returns label. I sent it back, at my own expense, and have received no acknowledgement , nor refund. I suspect the veracity of this "company' and would urge others to shop elsewhere. Very poor.

Get your health info elsewhere Some of the “advice” seems condescending or so vague and lame it’s worthless. Also, many times articles simply state the obvious which, again, is worthless. Finally, some “advice”, especially regarding depression, is just plain detrimental. (Sort of like saying “Snap out of it, it’s not so bad.”) I sincerely wonder about the expertise, research and credibility of many authors and articles.

Everything that’s wrong with the world Everything that’s wrong with the world. Gives you a menu of cookies to choose from but unless you choose them all (including giving everything to their ‘partners’) then you don’t get to read anything but a feeble excuse page that says they’re “working on” a cookie free site. Yeah, sure you are(!) No thanks! Google need to ditch this from their search results because they’re everywhere masquerading as various different sites and getting in the way.

Avoid Healthline is, in reality, "Healthline Media", a group of aggregators and journalists and web marketers that copy and paste to create 'stuff/content/blather' to be promoted as factual. It is medical garbage. Its articles claim to be expert-reviewed, but are wholly and totally unreferenced (?what kind of review is that?). Try to scroll through a page, and with so many commercial links the page is forever re-loading and bouncing all over the place and impossible to read. This page: healthline (dot com) /health-news/why-some-people-are-claiming-life-on-ozempic-is-miserable is a factual, physiological disaster. And (surprise) there is no way to comment on its shortcomings. Avoid.

sexist articles are rampant I have seen a number of sexist articles sexually objectifying women on this website. Articles about "increasing your breast size naturally" and "how to get perky breasts" is disgustingly misogynistic. Healthline perpetuates harmful messages to women about their bodies which ultimately harms women's mental health. There are no equivalent articles sexually objectifying men's chests in this manner. It is out and out discrimination and reduces women to sex objects which is incredibly depressing.