Affiliate Disclosure

How First Reviewers Health makes money

First Reviewers Health is a free resource. Every review, comparison, and guide is open to read, with no account and no paywall. To fund the testing, hosting, and writing, we use two revenue sources: affiliate commissions and display advertising. This page explains both so you can weigh our recommendations with full information.

What affiliate links are

Some, not all, of the links on our websites are affiliate links. If you click one and then buy something or sign up for a service, the vendor pays us a small commission.

Here is the important part: it costs you nothing extra. You pay the same price whether you use our link or go to the vendor directly. In some cases our links give readers discounts that the standard checkout does not offer.

Programs we work with

• Impact, which handles affiliate programs for many consumer brands
• ShareASale and other networks, which run programs for supplement and wellness companies
• Amazon Associates, for physical products such as dumbbells, sleep trackers, and kitchen gear
• Direct partnerships with individual brands under their own affiliate terms

The specific programs can change over time. This page is updated whenever a new network is added.

Do commissions change our reviews?

No. Here is the promise we hold ourselves to on every page we publish:

1. We buy every product ourselves, at full retail, before writing a word about it - free samples and brand loans do not count as testing
2. We only recommend products we would pay for, because that is how we found them in the first place
3. Negative reviews happen. If a product is weak, we say so, even when its affiliate program pays well
4. Rankings are never bought. Sometimes the highest-paying product gets our lowest score
5. We disclose, clearly and every time, in line with FTC requirements

How to recognize an affiliate link

Affiliate links appear in our articles as text links, buttons such as "View at Nectar" or "Try Calm", and links inside pricing and comparison tables. When you click one, you may briefly pass through a tracking URL before landing on the brand's site. That hop is what credits the referral.

Display advertising

Our sites may show ads through networks such as Google AdSense, and later through premium managers such as Mediavine as traffic grows. These ads are served by third parties. We do not pick the individual ads, but we do control the ad partners we work with and hold them to sensible standards.

Sponsored content

If we ever publish an article that a company paid for, it will be labeled as sponsored at the top of the page, in plain language. As of this update, we have published no sponsored content, and our reviews are never for sale at any price.

FTC compliance

This disclosure is provided under the Federal Trade Commission's guides on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255), which require websites to disclose material connections with the products they recommend. It applies across the First Reviewers network. You can read the FTC's guidance directly at ftc.gov.

Your support matters

When you use our links, you fund more testing, more honest comparisons, and free access for the next reader. It never changes a score, but it genuinely keeps the lights on. We appreciate it.

Questions

Anything about our affiliate relationships you want explained further?

• Email: techrushhub@gmail.com
• Phone or text: +1 (818) 574-7614
• Operator: Rishabh Sharma, First Reviewers