Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: July 2026
In accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines concerning the use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising (16 CFR Part 255), here is a plain-English explanation of how Her Health Brief makes money.
How we earn
- Direct sales. Some products in our shop are sold and fulfilled by us. When you buy them, we earn the margin on the sale.
- Affiliate commissions. Some products and services we mention link to third-party retailers or brands. If you click one of these links and make a purchase, we may receive a commission - at no additional cost to you. Affiliate products are labeled on the site (for example, with a "Partner Pick" badge or a "View Deal" button that leads to an external site).
What this means for you
- You never pay more by using our links. Commissions are paid by the retailer, not by you.
- Affiliate relationships do not influence what we recommend. We choose products first and look for affiliate programs second - not the other way around.
- We do not accept payment in exchange for positive reviews or rankings.
- Where a page contains affiliate links, we disclose it on that page, near the links, in language you don't need a law degree to understand.
Amazon and other programs
Her Health Brief may participate in affiliate programs operated by Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and other affiliate networks and brands. As a participant in such programs, we may earn from qualifying purchases.
Our promise
Trust is the entire value of this site. If a product stops being worth your money, we will stop recommending it - commission or not. Read more about how we separate content from commerce in our editorial policy.
Questions
If you have any questions about this disclosure, please contact us.