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Affiliate Disclosure.

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Alternative Pharm Press is reader-supported. This page explains how affiliate relationships work on the Site and what we do to keep them from influencing our editorial.

How affiliate links work.

Some of the outbound links to retailers, brands, or product pages on this Site are affiliate links. If you click one and make a qualifying purchase, the retailer may pay us a small commission. The price you pay does not change. Commissions help fund the Site’s research, lab-report sourcing, and editorial review work.

Editorial independence

Affiliate revenue does not buy coverage.

We choose what to write about based on reader value and the strength of the underlying evidence — lab reports, clinical literature, regulatory action, consumer harm signals. We do not let a brand see a review before publication, and we do not remove or rewrite negative findings in exchange for an affiliate deal. If a product fails a third-party lab check or is the subject of an FDA, MHRA, or Health Canada warning, we report it whether or not we earn a commission on it.

Where you will see affiliate links.

Affiliate links can appear in editorial reviews, buying guides, brand directory listings, and round-ups. Where a specific article relies materially on affiliate revenue, a short notice at the top of the article will say so. The presence of an affiliate link is also typically visible in the URL — we do not cloak links to disguise their nature.

Sponsored content is different.

Sponsored articles and paid partnerships are clearly labelled as “Sponsored” or “Paid Partnership” at the top of the article and in the byline area. Sponsored content is paid for by a brand and is not the same as an editorial review. See our Advertising Disclosure for detail.

Regulatory context.

This disclosure is provided to meet the US Federal Trade Commission’s Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising, the UK Competition and Markets Authority’s guidance on online endorsements, and Canada’s Competition Bureau guidance on influencer marketing. We also align with Amazon Associates and other affiliate-program disclosure requirements where applicable.

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