Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: 2026-08-08
As of this policy's last update, Allergy Relief Guide does not participate in any affiliate marketing programs, and no product links on this site are affiliate links.
What this means
An affiliate link is a link that pays the publisher a commission when a reader clicks through and buys something. Sites that use them have a financial reason to point readers toward particular products, which is why the arrangement has to be disclosed.
No link on this site works that way at present. Where an article names a product, a brand, a test or a retailer, we earn nothing from it, and nothing on the site is written to steer a purchase.
- No affiliate programs are joined and no commission links are used
- No commission or payment is earned from any product mentioned
- Product mentions are explanatory, not recommendations to buy
- No product placement is sold, and no payment for favourable coverage is accepted
- Advertising is a separate arrangement, described in the Advertising Disclosure
Why product mentions still appear
Articles name specific medicines, ingredients, device types and test formats because a reader cannot follow a discussion of allergy treatment without them. Naming something is how the topic gets explained; it is not an endorsement, and it does not mean a product is suitable for your situation.
Decisions about a medicine or a test belong with you and a qualified professional who knows your history. See our Medical Disclaimer.
If that changes
If this site begins participating in affiliate programs in the future, this page will be updated to disclose the relationship, and affiliate links will be clearly identified where they appear.
Any such disclosure would appear before the link rather than buried at the foot of the page, and joining a program would not change how a product is described: a commission would never be a reason to recommend something, omit a limitation or soften a safety warning. That commitment is part of our Editorial Policy.
Frequently asked questions
Does this site earn commission when I buy something?
No. Allergy Relief Guide does not participate in affiliate programs, and no product link on the site is an affiliate link. We earn nothing if you buy a product mentioned in an article.
Then why are specific products and brands named?
Because a discussion of allergy treatment cannot be followed without naming medicines, ingredients, device types and test formats. Naming something is how the topic gets explained. It is not an endorsement and does not mean the product suits your situation.
Is this the same as the advertising on the site?
No, they are separate arrangements. The site does carry third-party display advertising through Google AdSense, which is covered by the Advertising Disclosure. Affiliate marketing means earning commission on purchases, and that is not used here.
Can a company pay to be mentioned or reviewed favourably?
No. No product placement is sold and no payment for favourable coverage is accepted. We also do not publish paid content presented as editorial.
What happens if the site joins an affiliate program later?
This page would be updated to disclose the relationship, and affiliate links would be clearly identified where they appear, disclosed before the link rather than buried at the foot of the page. Joining a program would not change how a product is described.