Affiliate Disclosure
We currently earn no affiliate commission. What commission would never buy, and how a paid link would be marked.
Our commercial relationships
Peptide Review Desk does not currently earn affiliate commission. We have no affiliate relationship with any provider, pharmacy, or vendor, so no link on this site pays us, and you pay exactly what you would pay arriving directly.
We also run no advertising, sell no products, and accept no payment for coverage.
If we add affiliate links in future, we will update this page before any such link goes live and disclose them in line with the US Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255).
What commission would never buy
- A better grade or a higher ranking
- Removal or softening of criticism
- Advance review of an article before publication
- Exclusion of a competitor
- Coverage at all — we review providers we earn nothing from
Our grading criteria are published in full in our editorial policy and applied identically to every provider regardless of commercial relationship. That is deliberate: it means you can check our work against a stated standard rather than taking our word for it.
How an affiliate link would be marked
Any page that carries an affiliate link will show a disclosure above the fold, before any recommendation — not buried at the foot of the page.
Affiliate links will carry rel="sponsored nofollow" attributes, which search engines and browser extensions can read. A link without that marker earns us nothing.
Current affiliate relationships: There are none.
Why we tell you this
Affiliate revenue would create an obvious incentive to be generous about the providers who pay. The only useful answer to that is a published standard, applied consistently, plus criticism wherever it is warranted — which you will find throughout this site.
If you think we have failed that standard, say so: corrections@peptidereviewdesk.com.
Last updated September 15, 2026.