Affiliate Disclosure

1. What Is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a performance-based arrangement where a website (Trust The Space) promotes products and receives a commission when a reader makes a qualifying purchase through a tracked link. The commission is paid by the product vendor — it does not add any cost to your purchase.

Think of it like a referral fee: if you buy a product because you read about it here, the vendor pays us a small thank-you. You pay the same price whether you arrived through our link or went directly to their site.

2. Our Affiliate Programmes

We currently participate in the following affiliate programmes:

• ClickBank: We promote products sold through ClickBank's marketplace. ClickBank is a global retail outlet and an affiliate marketplace. Our affiliate account is operated under the affiliate ID likefy. ClickBank's role as retailer does not constitute an endorsement, approval, or review of these products or any claim, statement, or opinion used in promotion of these products.

We may add or remove affiliate programmes at any time. This page will be updated to reflect active relationships.

3. How We Choose What to Promote

We do not promote every product available to us as affiliates. Our process:

• We research the product and its ingredients independently before writing about it
• We review published scientific literature on the key compounds
• We assess the vendor's reputation, guarantee policy, and customer support track record
• We only write about products we believe offer genuine value to our readers

We have declined to promote products that we did not believe met our editorial standards, even when the commission rates were attractive.

4. Does Affiliate Compensation Affect Our Reviews?

We have structured our editorial process to separate content decisions from commercial decisions. Specifically:

• We do not accept payment to write positive reviews
• We do not suppress negative findings to protect affiliate relationships
• If a product we promote changes its formula in a way that makes it less effective or safe, we will update our coverage accordingly, even if it means losing affiliate revenue
• We include honest limitations and disclaimers in all our product coverage

We acknowledge that the existence of an affiliate relationship creates a financial incentive that readers should be aware of. That is why we disclose it prominently. Our goal is to earn your trust over time through accurate, balanced content — not to maximise short-term commission income.

5. How Affiliate Links Are Identified

On Trust The Space, affiliate links route through our own tracking domain (track.trustthe.space) before redirecting to the product vendor. This allows us to measure click data for our own advertising analytics. You can identify these links because:

• They pass through track.trustthe.space/outclick before redirecting to the vendor
• Articles containing affiliate links include an affiliate disclosure notice near the top

6. Your Purchase Is Protected

Using our affiliate links does not affect your consumer rights in any way. If a product comes with a money-back guarantee, that guarantee applies regardless of how you arrived at the vendor's site. If you have a dispute with a vendor about a purchase, your rights are the same as any direct customer.

7. FTC Compliance

This disclosure is provided in compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255). The FTC requires that material connections between an endorser and a marketer be clearly disclosed. Our affiliate relationship with product vendors constitutes such a material connection, and this page — along with the notices on our individual articles — fulfils that disclosure requirement.

8. Contact

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships or editorial standards, contact us at editorial@trustthe.space.