Disclosures
Transparency about how this publication makes money is not optional. Here is the complete picture, updated as it changes.
Current Revenue Model
Cult of Peptides is currently reader-supported. Revenue comes from voluntary reader support and, when established, paid subscriptions. No advertising is currently running on this site. No affiliate programs are currently active.
Affiliate Relationships
We may in the future earn commissions from affiliate links — links to products or services where we receive a fee if a reader makes a purchase. When this occurs:
- Affiliate links will be clearly labelled in the article where they appear
- The existence of an affiliate relationship will never determine whether a product is covered or how it is covered
- We will not recommend a product we do not believe in because an affiliate commission is available
- Affiliate income will be disclosed at the article level, not just on this page
This disclosure complies with the Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and testimonials (16 CFR Part 255).
Sponsored Content
Cult of Peptides does not accept sponsored content. No article on this site has been paid for by a third party. If this policy ever changes, sponsored content will be clearly and prominently identified as such — not buried in fine print.
Free Products and Services
If we receive a product for free for the purposes of review or coverage, that will be disclosed in the relevant article. Receipt of a free product does not guarantee coverage, and it does not guarantee favorable coverage.
Updates
This page is updated when our financial relationships change. The date of the most recent update appears below. If you have a question about a specific relationship not addressed here, email editor@cultofpeptides.com.
Last updated: April 2026. No active affiliate relationships. No advertising. No sponsored content.