Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated September 2026

SupplementTruth participates in affiliate marketing programs. This page explains, in plain terms, what that means and how it does and doesn’t affect what you read on this site.

In short: we may earn a commission if you click a link on this site and make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. This never changes a product’s score.

How This Works

When you click certain links on SupplementTruth and go on to purchase a product, the manufacturer or an affiliate network may pay us a commission. This is standard practice across the publishing industry and is how many independent review sites, including this one, fund the time spent researching, verifying, and writing reviews.

Commission does not change the price you pay. It comes out of the manufacturer’s marketing budget, not your pocket.

What This Does Not Affect

  • A product’s score, which is calculated using our published rating methodology, applied identically regardless of commission rate
  • Whether we disclose a real limitation, safety concern, or misleading marketing claim we find during research
  • Whether a product appears on this site at all — we’ve published low scores for products that pay a commission when the research doesn’t support a higher one

Products We Don’t Have a Commercial Relationship With

Where we mention a product, ingredient, or competitor without an affiliate link, it’s included for informational or comparative purposes only, and we have no financial relationship tied to that mention.

Questions

If you have a question about a specific link or relationship on this site, contact us directly and we’ll answer plainly.