Affiliate Disclosure

Federal law requires us to tell you when a link could put money in our pocket. Here's the plain-language version, not the buried-in-a-footer version.

Some Links on This Site Are Affiliate Links

When you click through from a VitaNews Daily review to a retailer or manufacturer and make a purchase, we may receive a commission from that sale. This applies to most of the "Check Price" and similar buttons across the site. The retailer sets the price — in most cases you pay exactly what you would have paid by finding the product yourself.

Commissions Don't Buy a Verdict

The team that writes a review doesn't decide the ingredient breakdown, research check, or red-flag list based on which brand happens to run a paying affiliate program. If a product's formula is thin, its evidence is weak, or the company behind it isn't transparent about who actually manufactures it, that goes in the review regardless of whether we link to authorized retailers and may earn a commission on the sale.

Independently Researched, Not Manufacturer-Supplied

We build our reviews from public label information, published research on the ingredients involved, and, where available, independent lab or third-party testing — not from press kits or manufacturer talking points. When a brand declines to answer a direct question we asked, or won't disclose something a reasonable buyer would want to know, we say that plainly instead of leaving the gap unmentioned.

How to Tell

Every product review carries a short version of this same disclosure near the end of the article. If you'd rather assume nothing and check for yourself, that's the right instinct — it's exactly what we ask readers to do with the products we cover, too.