Affiliate disclosure

This page explains every way money or commercial interest could touch the editorial on this site. The short version: affiliate links are rare and labelled, featured clinics do not pay to be featured, and any commercial interest is declared on the page it applies to.

Affiliate links

Occasionally the site may link to a product (for example an at-home device or skincare product) through an affiliate link, which pays the site a small commission at no extra cost to you. When that happens the link is visibly labelled, uses rel="sponsored nofollow" so search engines treat it as commercial, and never changes the editorial assessment: products are covered on evidence, and criticism is not softened for commission. As of the last update of this page, the site contains no live affiliate links.

Featured clinics

Clinics featured on the clinics page are selected on editorial criteria: the editor’s direct experience and the clinic’s standards. Clinics do not pay for placement, and no referral fees are received for readers who book.

Partners

Some guides show a box labelled Partner. Each partner is named on the box. Nexus Holistic Health appears on five GLP-1 guides. Nexus is a client of Foundlab, the agency run by this site’s editor, so there is a commercial connection. Nexus does not pay this site, no referral fee is received for readers who book, and partner boxes never name or promote a prescription medicine. Partner links use rel="sponsored nofollow".

Some guides also link in the text to Rhise and STRIVE Performance Dietetics, which are clients of Foundlab, the agency run by this site’s editor. Those links are labelled Foundlab client and use rel="sponsored nofollow". Neither business pays this site and no referral fee is received.

Sister sites

The editor also runs creatineforwomen.com.au, bestcreatineforwomen.com.au, dexascans.com.au and hormonetest.com.au. Links to them are labelled sister site. No money changes hands between these sites.

Prescription medicines

Nothing on this site is sponsored by a pharmaceutical company, and the site does not accept advertising for prescription medicines. Discussion of GLP-1 medications is editorial and complies with the TGA Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code.

Questions

If anything about the site’s commercial position is unclear, email info@skinafterweightloss.com.au.