Last verified: 20 August 2026
The short version
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and sign up with that company, we may be paid a commission. Those links are labelled (affiliate) everywhere they appear, inline, so you never have to guess.
No company can pay us to be included in a comparison, to be ranked higher in one, or to change what we write about it. We have never accepted such an arrangement and we will not.
Affiliate program status
Program membership checked: 5 October 2026. We checked the Katalys account specifically for Get Peptide Reviews. This is a disclosure of commercial relationships, not a clinical endorsement or a list of treatments to buy.
The following programs appeared in Joined without a Paused label: Embody Sermorelin, Embody NAD+, HealthRX, Live Vital, RxSpan MD and System Labs.
The following joined programs were explicitly marked Paused: He & She MD, Pallas Health and telos rx. A past approval or a link in an older article does not establish that a program is currently active or that a new referral will earn a commission.
Status can change. Program membership does not mean that we have published a dedicated review, verified every service, or received a payment from that company. Pending applications are not included in the joined list above.
The longer version
We run affiliate relationships through Katalys, an affiliate network. A company lists a program there, publishers like us apply to it, and if we are approved we get a tracking link. Payment is per signup or as a percentage of a sale.
This creates an obvious conflict of interest, and the honest thing to do is name it rather than bury it. Our commercial incentive is for you to sign up with someone. Our editorial position is that a substantial share of what these companies sell has no lawful compounding pathway in the United States, and we say so on every relevant page — including on the pages that carry affiliate links.
A link is not a recommendation, and its placement carries no judgment. Where a company has an affiliate program available to us and a website we could verify, we place a link. Where we could not identify a company at all, there is no link, because we have nothing to point you at. We do not use link placement as a signal, and you should not read it as one — a company we have linked to and a company we have not may be equally good or equally bad, and nothing in that choice reflects an assessment of either.
What we will not do is republish a company's claim about what a peptide does. We report what a company says it sells and what it charges. Claims about what a substance does to a human body are held to the evidence, and the evidence is on the page next to them.
What being an affiliate does not mean
- It does not mean we have tested the product. We have not. We are not clinicians and we do not take these substances.
- It does not mean we endorse the company. Read what we actually wrote about it.
- It does not mean the company reviewed or approved our coverage. None of them see it before publication.
- It does not change the price you pay.
Other ways we might make money
Currently, affiliate commissions are our only revenue. If that changes — display advertising, sponsorship, anything — we will update this page before it goes live, not after.
Sister site
The same team publishes MyGLP1Reviews, which covers GLP-1 telehealth providers using the same method. We disclose this rather than pretending the two are unrelated.
Questions
If anything about how we make money is unclear, or you think a link is unlabelled, email corrections@getpeptidereviews.com and we will fix it.
This is consumer research about how peptides are regulated and sold. It is not medical advice, and we are not your doctor. Nothing here should be used to start, stop or change any treatment. Talk to a licensed clinician who knows your history.