What is an affiliate link?
An affiliate link is a tracked link to a seller’s page. When a reader buys through it, the seller or its affiliate network pays LabelChecked a commission. You do not pay the commission.
Who pays LabelChecked a commission?
LabelChecked earns commissions through affiliate networks and sellers, such as BuyGoods and ClickBank. Not every product we cover has an affiliate link. Some of our reviews earn commissions on XenTraffic products.
Does a commission change our verdict?
No. LabelChecked writes the verdict from the six checks, not from the commission. A product can earn us a commission and still get a poor verdict.
How we keep commissions separate from reviews
LabelChecked uses the same method for every product:
- Same checks: every review covers the label, the sales page, stated doses against published research, the seller, the refund terms, the price per day and red flags.
- Clear labels: we say when a link on a page earns us a commission.
- Seller details stay in: we report refund terms and red flags even when the product pays us a commission.
The full method is on the About page.
Where you’ll see this disclosure
LabelChecked places a short disclosure near affiliate links on review and roundup pages, before you click. A shorter version sits in the footer of every page. This page is the full version.
Questions about affiliate links
Email LabelChecked at hello@labelchecked.com if you have a question about a link or a commission. Nothing on LabelChecked is medical advice. Read our Medical Disclaimer.
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