Advertising Disclosure
Last updated: 2026-08-08
Allergy Relief Guide carries third-party display advertising served by Google AdSense. This page explains what that means, and how advertising is kept separate from what we publish.
What advertising runs on this site
The site displays advertising through Google AdSense. Ads are selected and served by Google and its advertising partners, not by us, and we authorize the sellers of our ad inventory through a published ads.txt file.
We do not choose which individual ads you see, and we cannot vouch for the advertisers whose ads appear. An ad is not a recommendation, an endorsement or a statement that a product is suitable for you.
- Advertising network: Google AdSense
- Ad selection: handled by Google and its partners, not by this site
- Authorized sellers: declared in a published ads.txt file
- Sponsored articles: none. We do not publish paid content presented as editorial
- Payment for coverage: not accepted, for any product or brand
Editorial independence
Article content and topic selection are not influenced by advertisers. No advertiser selects our topics, sees drafts before publication, approves a medical claim, or affects whether a page is published, corrected or removed.
A commercial relationship is never a reason to soften a safety warning, omit a limitation or leave an error uncorrected. Any sponsored or advertising content will be clearly labeled as such. Our full standards are set out in our Editorial Policy.
Ads near medical content
Ad placement is automatic, so an advertisement may appear near an article about a related condition or product. That proximity is not a recommendation and does not mean the advertised product is appropriate for your situation, has been reviewed by us, or is endorsed by the article's medical reviewer.
Treatment decisions should be based on the article's content and a conversation with a qualified professional, never on an advertisement. See our Medical Disclaimer.
Cookies and advertising data
Third-party advertising generally involves cookies or similar technologies used to serve and measure ads. Google and its partners may use them to show ads based on your visits to this and other sites, and personalization can be managed through your Google account's ad settings and your browser's cookie controls.
This site does not sell your personal information, and we do not receive the personal data that advertising networks may collect. What we do and do not collect is described in our Privacy Policy.
Affiliate links
Advertising and affiliate marketing are separate arrangements, and this site does not currently participate in affiliate programs. See our Affiliate Disclosure for the current position.
If arrangements change
This page states the current position. If the advertising arrangements change, this page will be updated rather than left describing a setup that no longer applies, and the change will be treated as a substantive update under our Content Update Policy.
Frequently asked questions
Does Allergy Relief Guide show ads?
Yes. The site carries third-party display advertising served by Google AdSense. Ads are selected and served by Google and its advertising partners rather than chosen by us.
Do advertisers influence the articles?
No. No advertiser selects topics, reviews drafts, approves a medical claim, or affects whether a page is published or corrected. A commercial relationship is never a reason to soften a safety warning or leave an error uncorrected.
Is an ad next to an article a recommendation?
No. Ad placement is automatic, so an ad may appear near related content. That is not a recommendation, has not been reviewed by us, and does not mean the product is appropriate for you or endorsed by the article's medical reviewer.
Does the site publish sponsored articles?
No. We do not publish paid content presented as editorial and do not accept payment for favourable coverage. If sponsored content is ever published, it will be clearly labeled as such.
What data do advertisers collect?
Third-party advertising generally uses cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads. Google and its partners may use them to show ads based on your visits to this and other sites. We do not receive that personal data and we do not sell your personal information.
Can I turn off personalized ads?
Ad personalization can be managed through your Google account's ad settings, and cookies can be controlled through your browser settings. Those controls sit with Google and your browser rather than with this site.
Are there affiliate links on the site?
Not currently. Advertising and affiliate marketing are separate arrangements, and this site does not participate in affiliate programs at present. The Affiliate Disclosure states the current position.