Affiliate Disclosure

SuppScout may earn a commission when you purchase through certain links. This does not affect how products are compared.

Updated October 1, 2026

How it works

Some links to merchants (usually labeled “Check price”) are affiliate links. If you buy through one, SuppScout may receive a commission from the merchant or affiliate network.

Your price

Where affiliate programs work this way, commissions are paid by the merchant and do not increase the price you pay.

What commissions don’t affect

  • Factual product data (label amounts, forms, other ingredients)
  • Cost-per-serving calculations
  • Evidence summaries and citations
  • Which comparisons we publish or how we describe differences

Multiple merchants

Where we list more than one merchant, we sort offers by price, not by commission.

Sponsored placements

Any paid or sponsored placement will be clearly labeled “Sponsored”. SuppScout does not currently run sponsored placements.

Amazon Associates

SuppScout is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate, SuppScout earns from qualifying purchases. Links to Amazon go directly to amazon.com.

Link format

Outbound merchant links may pass through a SuppScout redirect (for example /go/…) so we can keep links up to date. These links are marked rel="sponsored".

This disclosure is intended to comply with the FTC’s guidance on endorsements and affiliate relationships.