How we make money
By MenoVerdict editorial team
We believe that readers deserve complete transparency regarding how health publications earn revenue. Trust is built through honest reporting and strict commercial boundaries.
1. Affiliate partnerships & Amazon Associate disclosure
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
When you click on certain product recommendation links (such as cooling sleepwear, pelvic floor exercise devices, books, or lubricants) and make a purchase, we may earn an affiliate commission from the retailer or merchant.
Every commercial link on this website:
- Carries a clear visible notice: “Paid link: we may earn a commission. We aren't doctors.”
- Links straight to the retailer URL without link-cloaking or internal redirect tricks, using
rel="sponsored nofollow noopener"as required by search engine, FTC, and retailer guidelines. - Never displays dynamic pricing, star ratings, or copied customer reviews that could become inaccurate or misleading.
- Sits below the objective clinical answer and evidence assessment, never in urgent health sections, emergency guidance, or cancer/bleeding articles.
2. Editorial separation: evidence before commission
Our evidence grades are determined strictly by clinical trial literature, meta-analyses, and medical society guidelines before any commercial relationships are established.
- Commissions never change an evidence grade: A supplement with poor trial evidence will remain graded Not supported regardless of affiliate commissions.
- No banned-offer monetization: We never recommend products with harm concerns, unverified health claims, or fake clinical trials.
- No paid reviews: We do not accept sponsored posts, paid positive reviews, or brand-dictated editorial copy.
3. Our long-term commitment
We exist to answer real questions and solve real problems for women experiencing perimenopause and menopause. Read more in our editorial policy, see how we grade clinical evidence, and explore our free on-device menopause tools. If a product does not serve your real-world comfort or clinical care, it has no place on this site.
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