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How to identify affiliate links
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What the commission does not buy
- Conclusions. Our assessment of this product is negative on the central question: no finished-formula trial exists and its mechanism claims go beyond the evidence.
- Ratings. We do not publish star ratings we cannot verify, and we do not add review structured data.
- Coverage. No brand has ever paid us for an article, reviewed a draft, or approved a page.
- Silence. We publish safety concerns, including drug interactions, that a seller would prefer omitted.
Why we use affiliate links at all
Because research costs time and nobody pays for a supplement review otherwise. The alternative models are worse: sponsored content, where the brand pays for coverage; or no funding, which in practice means content produced by whoever will write it for free — which is how most of this category ends up as copy-paste marketing.
Editorial separation
Research and writing are done without reference to commission rates. We do not know, and do not track, which links convert. Commission amounts do not appear in our editorial process and have no influence on whether a product is covered favourably or at all.
Questions
If anything about this arrangement is unclear, email editorial@eyefortin-reviews.com. We would rather over-explain than leave a reader guessing about our incentives.