supplist may earn affiliate commissions, but affiliate relationships do not influence grades. Grades come from evidence review, not sponsor or payment, and any future product-quality layer stays separate from evidence grades.
What you need to know in one paragraph.
supplist may earn affiliate commissions when readers click through to retailers and buy supplements. Those relationships do not change a single grade on this site. Grades come from evidence review, and at launch we have no affiliate partnerships active.
As of launch, no affiliate links exist on this site.
supplist launched without any product recommendations, retailer links, or commission relationships. The full focus at launch is the evidence base — every supplement page lists its grades, health effects, and the research behind them. No "buy now" buttons, no sponsored placements, no affiliate links of any kind.
Once we add product quality data, affiliate links may appear.
We're working on a separate layer of the site that evaluates specific products — third-party testing, manufacturing standards, dosage accuracy, contamination screening. That product-quality work is separate from the evidence grades. When that layer goes live, supplist may include affiliate links to retailers selling the products that pass those quality checks.
If and when that happens, we'll add clear labels — every page with affiliate links will say so explicitly, and this page will list every retailer we partner with by name.
Independence isn't just a claim — it's enforced by these constraints.
If something on this site looks like it conflicts with what's stated here.
We take this seriously. If you spot a grade that seems influenced by a commercial relationship, or notice an undisclosed affiliate link, please get in touch at contact@supplist.org. We'd rather hear about it from you than have it sit there unaddressed.