Affiliate Disclosure

Peptide Insider may earn a commission when readers purchase through links on this page. This does not affect our editorial evaluations or the price you pay.

How this site makes money

Peptide Insider may earn affiliate commissions from a small number of clearly identified commercial pages. When a reader follows a link from one of those pages and makes a purchase, we may receive a commission from the seller. The price the reader pays is unaffected.

We do not run display advertising, we do not sell sponsored posts, and we do not accept payment for editorial coverage or for link insertions.

Where affiliate links appear — and where they never do

Affiliate links may appear on: supplier evaluation pages and supplier reviews under /research-suppliers/ and /reviews/.

Affiliate links never appear on: compound profiles, research reviews, comparisons, science articles, regulation articles, clinical trial explainers or news. Those are editorial pages and they carry no monetised links at all.

Every page that contains a commercial recommendation carries a visible disclosure positioned above or immediately beside that recommendation. We do not rely on a footer notice, because a disclosure a reader has to go looking for is not a disclosure.

How links are marked

Monetised outbound links are marked with rel="sponsored nofollow noopener". Citations to academic and regulatory sources are not marked nofollow — linking plainly to primary sources is part of being a credible publication.

All affiliate destinations are managed from a single central configuration file rather than written into article text, so links can be audited in one place and changed globally.

What commercial relationships do not buy

• A favourable evaluation, or a higher rating.
• Placement or ordering in any table or list.
• Removal or softening of criticism.
• Inclusion in editorial content.
• Any influence over a compound's evidence rating or research status.

Suppliers are evaluated against criteria published in advance. A supplier that scores badly and pays us is still a supplier that scores badly.

What we will not claim

• We do not claim to have laboratory-tested any product. We have not. If that changes, we will publish the methodology, the laboratory, the batch identifiers and the full results.
• We do not publish invented test results, ratings or reviews.
• We do not use outcome-claiming link labels such as “best peptide for weight loss”. Commercial calls to action say what they do: “Visit research supplier”.

A note on what is being linked to

Suppliers listed on this site sell laboratory research materials. A link is not a recommendation that anyone use a compound, and nothing about a supplier evaluation should be read as medical guidance. See our medical disclaimer and our article on what “research use only” actually means.

Questions

If you believe a commercial relationship has influenced something we have published, tell us through the contact page. We will look at it and, if you are right, correct it publicly under our corrections policy.