Transparent referrals
Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: May 2026
tinctr is free to use. Some product and provider links are referral links. If you click one and buy from the provider, tinctr may earn a commission or referral credit.
1. How tinctr is funded
Referral links help fund tinctr without adding another subscription during this stage. They do not make tinctr a retailer, pharmacy, supplement manufacturer, or healthcare provider.
A referral relationship is a material connection between tinctr and some providers. We want that relationship to be clear before you choose where to buy.
2. Where referral links may appear
Referral links may appear in restock planning, provider comparisons, product suggestions, availability checks, emails, or other places where tinctr helps you find a product or provider.
We should show a short disclosure near provider cards, product suggestions, comparison tables, restock buttons, and emails when a link may earn commission. This page provides more detail, but it should not be the only disclosure you see.
3. How redirects work
Provider buttons may route through tinctr URLs such as /r/[id]. That redirect lets us send you to the selected provider, apply referral attribution where relevant, and check that destinations are allowed.
The provider controls checkout, price, stock, shipping, returns, subscriptions, product claims, and customer service.
4. Recommendation policy
tinctr should rank suggestions by practical fit first: your routine, product form, ingredient profile, serving economics, availability, provider trust, price, and other non-commercial signals.
Referral economics should remain secondary to user fit. If two options are otherwise similar, commercial availability may affect which providers we can show or support.
5. What commissions do not change
Commission does not make tinctr your seller, clinician, pharmacist, or product manufacturer. It does not guarantee that a product is safe, effective, suitable for you, accurately labelled, in stock, or the lowest available price.
Product suggestions are informational. Check the provider page and product label before buying. Talk with a qualified clinician before changing supplements if you take medication, have a condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are unsure whether something is right for you.
6. What tinctr does not control
Retailers control their own prices, stock status, labels, claims, discounts, shipping, checkout, returns, subscriptions, seller authorisation, and customer service. Product data can change, and tinctr may not reflect those changes immediately.
7. Emails and off-site links
If tinctr sends restock emails or provider links, a short disclosure should appear near the product or provider call to action when links may earn commission. Retailer sites and affiliate networks may have their own terms and privacy policies.
8. Questions
For questions about referral links, recommendation policy, or commercial relationships, use the contact form.