Short version: we don't currently run an affiliate program, and we don't get paid for linking to other companies. When that changes, you'll know.
1. What this page is
Affiliate disclosures tell you when a website earns a commission by recommending other products. We want to be straight with you about how we make money, even when there's nothing complicated to declare.
2. We're a brand, not a review site
Brainstein makes and sells its own product. We don't review competitors, rank supplements, or post buying guides with referral links to other brands. Anything we link to (research papers, news articles, regulators) we link to because the source is useful, not because someone is paying us.
3. We don't currently run an affiliate program
We don't currently pay creators, influencers, or other websites to send people to us. If we launch a program in the future, we'll publish the terms on this page first. Anyone in the program will be required to disclose the relationship clearly in their content, in line with FTC guidance and similar rules in other markets.
4. Sponsored content, gifting, and partnerships
If we send free product to a creator, or partner with someone for a campaign, we'll require them to disclose it. We expect any review or post about Brainstein to be honest, including the not so flattering parts.
5. Editorial independence
The science, copy, and product claims on drinkbrainstein.com are written by us. They are not influenced by anyone else's commercial interests because there are no commercial interests besides our own.
6. Changes to this disclosure
We'll update this page when our practices change. The effective date at the top will reflect the latest version.
7. Contact
Questions: hello@drinkbrainstein.com.
This disclosure is provided in good faith and is not legal advice.