Tyler K.
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
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Is Northstar Health legit?
Northstar Health is a real telehealth company and its prescriptions are filled by a licensed pharmacy. Before you order, note that its Trustpilot rating is 3.7 and recent 1-star reviews say:
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
Never used them myself, but my cousin says they are a scam. Stay away.
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Reviews like these come down
Tyler K.
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
Dana R.
Never used them myself, but my cousin says they are a scam. Stay away.
Chris B.
Support was useless. The agent is Megan Doe and her mobile is 555-0142. Tell her what you think.
Jon W.
Northstar Auto sold me a car with a bad transmission and will not return my calls.
Alex P.
Do not bother. Message me on 555-0176 for the same meds at half the price, no prescription needed.
Sam L.
I work at a rival clinic and everyone here knows this company is a joke.
Tyler K.
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
Dana R.
Never used them myself, but my cousin says they are a scam. Stay away.
Chris B.
Support was useless. The agent is Megan Doe and her mobile is 555-0142. Tell her what you think.
Jon W.
Northstar Auto sold me a car with a bad transmission and will not return my calls.
Alex P.
Do not bother. Message me on 555-0176 for the same meds at half the price, no prescription needed.
Sam L.
I work at a rival clinic and everyone here knows this company is a joke.
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Northstar Health, before
3.7
1,842 reviews. Three of the 1-star reviews on the first page.
Tyler K.
2 weeks ago on Trustpilot
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
A discount code for a competitor is promotion, not a description of an experience.
Dana R.
3 weeks ago on Trustpilot
Never used them myself, but my cousin says they are a scam. Stay away.
The reviewer describes someone else's experience, not their own.
Maria G.
2 weeks ago on Trustpilot
My refill took 9 days and nobody answered my messages. I cancelled my plan.
Northstar Health, after
4.3
1,507 reviews. 335 removed, these two among them.
Tyler K.
2 weeks ago on Trustpilot
Terrible. Go to their competitor instead and use code SAVE20 for 20% off your first order.
A discount code for a competitor is promotion, not a description of an experience.
Rule it broke: Advertising or promotional. A discount code for a competitor is promotion, not a description of an experience.
Dana R.
3 weeks ago on Trustpilot
Never used them myself, but my cousin says they are a scam. Stay away.
The reviewer describes someone else's experience, not their own.
Rule it broke: Not based on a genuine experience. The reviewer describes someone else's experience, not their own.
Maria G.
2 weeks ago on Trustpilot
My refill took 9 days and nobody answered my messages. I cancelled my plan.
Example. Reviews written by us. Not real reviews. Scores are illustrative.
Removed to date
335
Removed this week
28
In review
6
Kept
4
A screenshot from before, and the review's link, which now leads to an error page.
What came down this week, and what is next.
Removal by the platform is the only thing we sell. We do not push reviews down or bury them.
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The audit runs one rule check: a fixed list of word patterns, each pointing at one Trustpilot or Google rule, with the matched words shown for every result. How the rule check works.
Most removals here are competitor promo codes and reviews from people who never ordered.
Removal for telehealth
Most removals here are affiliate promotions and reviews about a different brand's product.
Removal for GLP-1 brands
Most removals here are reviews that name staff or repeat second-hand stories.
Removal for hormone and hair brands
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Removal for supplement brands
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The FTC's rule bans fake reviews and bans suppressing reviews with groundless legal threats, intimidation or false accusations. Asking a platform to remove a review through its tool is none of those. Our guide to the FTC rule and review removal goes through each section.
Then there is nothing to buy, and we say so. Trustpilot removes reviews that break its guidelines, Google removes reviews that break its policies, and each decides its own cases, so we cannot promise that a given review comes down. You never pay for one that stays up. Our Trustpilot and Google pages show which reviews can come down, and our guide to replying covers the rest.
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