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The short version
If you click certain links on Healthamu and then buy a product, we may earn a commission. You do not pay more because you used our link. The commission is paid by the seller or the affiliate network, not by you.
Networks we work with
Many products sold through online ads are handled by affiliate networks and retailers. Healthamu may earn commissions through networks including:
- ClickBank
- BuyGoods
- MaxWeb
When you buy through one of these, the network usually acts as the retailer. Your order, payment and refund are handled by the network or the seller, not by Healthamu.
How to spot an affiliate link
Assume that buttons and links that send you to an official product site or checkout page are affiliate links. Many of them pass through a short redirect on our own domain that starts with /go/, which records the click and forwards you to the seller. Links to government sites, research papers and other reference sources are not affiliate links.
What commissions do not change
- We list cons for every product, including products that pay us.
- We report label doses, evidence grades, safety issues and refund terms as we find them.
- Sellers do not see or approve a review before it is published.
- We do not publish scores or ratings that could be tuned to favor a product.
Some products we review may not have an affiliate program at all. We still review them the same way.
Prices and refunds
Prices, bundles and refund terms are set by the seller and can change without notice. We report what we found when the review was last updated. Always check the price, shipping, any subscription and the refund policy on the checkout page before you pay.
Questions
If you have a question about a link or a commission, email contact@healthamu.com.