Affiliate Disclosure

We earn a commission on some purchases. Here is exactly how that works, and what it does not change.

This is an independent information site. We may earn a commission when readers purchase through our affiliate links. That commercial relationship does not determine our conclusions.

Our affiliate relationship, in plain words

Audifort Supplement Guide is an independent information site. It is not owned by the maker of Audifort and it does not sell the product. When you click a Audifort button or link on this site and then buy, the seller's affiliate network may pay us a commission. You pay the same price whether you use our link or go straight to the seller.

We tell you this at the top of each page, near our buttons and again here, because you should know our financial interest before you read anything we conclude.

Why the disclosure matters

In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission expects anyone who earns money from recommending a product to disclose that relationship clearly and close to the recommendation. We follow that principle on every page of this site. The disclosure is written in ordinary language, not hidden in a footer or a policy page alone.

How our links are marked

  • Every Audifort purchase link carries the sponsored and nofollow attributes, which tell search engines the link is commercial.
  • Affiliate links open in a new tab so you do not lose your place.
  • Links to NIH, FDA, PubMed and other sources are not affiliate links and carry no commission.
  • Buttons that lead to the seller are labelled with wording such as "Check Current Price" or "View Current Offer"; we do not use fake countdowns or invented scarcity.

What the commission may influence, and what we do about it

A commission creates an incentive for us to want readers to buy. We do not pretend otherwise. To keep that incentive from shaping our conclusions we use a simple test: would the wording on this page stay the same if the commission were removed? If the answer is no, the wording changes.

In practice that means we state where the evidence is weak, we list cautions and interactions, we point out where seller materials contradict each other, we say plainly that we found no clinical trial of the finished product, and we tell readers to speak to a doctor or pharmacist when that is the sensible step.

What we do not do

  • We do not invent customer testimonials, star ratings or rating counts.
  • We do not state or imply that Audifort treats, cures or prevents any disease.
  • We do not copy the seller's marketing claims as facts; they stay attributed to the seller.
  • We do not place purchase buttons in the middle of safety warnings or on our methodology page.
  • We do not accept payment in exchange for a more favorable conclusion.

Who processes your order

Orders are handled by the seller and its payment processor. According to the seller's own site and third-party write-ups, checkout runs through ClickBank. We never see your payment details, cannot change an order, and cannot issue or approve refunds. For anything about an order, use the contact details in your order confirmation or on the bottle. Our complaints and refunds page explains the steps for the seller's guarantee.

Buying without our links

You are free to go directly to the seller or to skip the product altogether. We would rather you make a well-informed choice than a quick one. If you choose to buy, check the live price, shipping and guarantee wording before you pay, because seller terms can change.

Other ways this site may earn

At the time of writing, the only income we receive from this site is the Audifort affiliate commission described above. We do not run display advertising or accept sponsored articles. If that changes, we will update this page and its date.

Questions about this disclosure

If anything on the site seems to conflict with this page, tell us at contact@audifort-supplement.com and we will look into it. See also our how we research page and the medical disclaimer.