Getting Pep policy

Affiliate disclosure

Getting Pep is a searchable directory of public peptide and GLP-1 provider information. Some links may be affiliate links.

Our relationship with linked companies

When a visitor uses an identified affiliate link and completes a qualifying action with the linked company, Getting Pep may receive a commission or other compensation. The visitor’s price and the company’s terms are controlled by that company.

Affiliate relationships do not determine a company’s verification status, transparency information, editorial description, or organic position in the directory.

How we disclose affiliate links

A short disclosure appears beside each affiliate link on the site. This page explains the relationship in more detail, but it does not replace the notice beside a specific link.

We identify affiliate links with language such as “This link may earn Getting Pep a commission.” Links without that notice are not identified as affiliate links by Getting Pep.

What this does not mean

Getting Pep does not sell peptides, prescribe medication, provide medical advice, or guarantee a provider’s services. A directory listing is a starting point for research. Review the linked company’s current terms, eligibility requirements, pricing, and intended-use information before taking action.

Guidance

This disclosure is written for clarity and is not legal advice. The disclosure approach follows the Federal Trade Commission’s guidance that affiliate relationships should be clear, conspicuous, and close to the related recommendation or link. Requirements can vary by jurisdiction.

Read the FTC endorsement guidance