Affiliate disclosure
Last updated: April 22, 2026
Our business model
Pepticker (“we,” “us,” “the site”) is a neutral price-comparison and editorial information service. We do not sell, distribute, prescribe, dispense, or ship any peptide, medication, supplement, or related product. We earn revenue primarily through affiliate commissions paid by third-party vendors when a visitor clicks an outbound link from our site and subsequently completes a qualifying purchase.
What “affiliate link” means
An affiliate link is an outbound URL that contains a tracking identifier allowing the destination vendor to attribute a resulting purchase back to Pepticker. When attribution succeeds and a qualifying purchase completes, the vendor pays us a commission (typically 5%–25% of the purchase amount, depending on the vendor). Affiliate commissions do not increase the price you pay.
How affiliate relationships influence (and do not influence) our content
Our editorial ordering is independent of affiliate commissions.
- Default price-comparison sort is price-per-milligram ascending. Vendors do not buy placement in this sort.
- The vendor directory sort key is our published 7-category testing score, not commission rate.
- We will never alter a vendor ranking, scoring outcome, or inclusion decision in exchange for higher commission, sponsored inducement, or product samples.
- We publish negative findings about affiliate partners when warranted. Any vendor that retaliates against honest coverage is removed from our partner set.
Sponsored placements
Some visual units on the site are paid promotional placements — for example, a “Featured vendor” card at the top of specific peptide pages, or a sponsored section in the weekly newsletter. Sponsored units are always (a) visually distinct, (b) labeled “Sponsored — Verified” or equivalent, (c) subject to the same 7-category scoring rubric as organic listings, and (d) excluded from our editorial price-comparison and ranking logic.
FTC compliance statement
This disclosure is intended to comply with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and the Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Similar disclosures are required under the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) CAP Code, the Canadian Competition Bureau’s Deceptive Marketing Practices guidance, and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) rules on disclosure of material connections.
Contact
Questions about our affiliate relationships: disclosure@pepticker.com.