Affiliate disclosure
This disclosure is written to satisfy the Federal Trade Commission's guidance on endorsements, and to answer the question plainly for anyone who wants to know whether the recommendations here are bought.
The short version
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, I may receive a commission from the seller. You pay nothing extra. If you would rather not send a commission my way, searching the product name directly will get you to the same place.
Which links
Affiliate links are marked in the page code with rel="sponsored" and
they open in a new tab. In practice they are the links to specific supplement
products inside the guides. Links to studies, medical institutions, and reference
sites are never affiliate links, and I have no financial relationship with any of
the journals, clinics or organizations cited.
What the commission does not buy
- No company has paid me to write an article, positive or otherwise.
- No company reviews a guide before it is published, or has any editorial input.
- No product is described as more effective than the evidence supports.
- Negative findings about a product I link to stay in the article. There is at least one on every page that carries a link.
Where a cheaper option, a grocery store product, or doing nothing at all is the better answer for a given reader, that is what the guide says. Several pages here tell you to fix sleep timing and caffeine before buying anything.
Programs
Restful Night Lab participates in affiliate programs operated by third-party retail platforms, including BuyGoods. Commission rates vary by product and are not disclosed to readers by the platforms, but they do not vary by how favorably a product is described here, because that is not how those programs work.
Questions
If anything here looks like a conflict of interest that has not been disclosed, write to Galaxy-trade2000@gmail.com and I will address it.