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Affiliate disclosure
Effective date: August 10, 2026 — published in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR Part 255 “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
What this page covers. Some of the links on Stonespring Health Reviewsare “affiliate links.” An affiliate link is a URL that, when a reader clicks it and completes a qualifying purchase, earns Stonespring Health Reviews a small commission from the retailer — at no additional costto you, the reader. This page explains who pays us, when, and how those payments relate (and don’t relate) to our editorial work.
Who we earn from. Affiliate relationships at Stonespring Health Reviews are with retailers of pelvic-health products (devices, supplements, apparel, and related consumer goods). The full list of programs we participate in is disclosed inline, directly beside any review that earns a commission. We do not earn commissions on products we cannot or will not endorse, and we do not accept paid placement: a retailer cannot pay to be included in a roundup or to receive a positive verdict.
How commissions work. When you click an affiliate link on Stonespring Health Reviewsand complete a qualifying purchase in the same session, the retailer identifies the referral and pays us a percentage of the sale (a “commission”) or, less commonly, a flat per-sale fee. The price you pay is the same as it would be if you had navigated to the retailer directly. We do not see or store your payment, address, or order details; those remain with the retailer.
Editorial independence. Our verdicts are written before affiliate links are generated, and they are not influenced by the existence (or absence) of a commission. We have routinely declined affiliate partnerships with brands whose products we cannot endorse, and we will recommend a non-affiliated competitor if that is the better choice for the reader. Editorial decisions are made by the reviewer; commercial relationships are layered on after the fact.
How we mark every commercial relationship. Every review, roundup, and product mention on Stonespring Health Reviewsthat earns a commission carries an inline disclosure directly beside the verdict or link — for example, “(affiliate link)” or a similar plain-English marker — so you always know which links are commercial before you click. The footer also links back to this page for the long-form statement.
Material connections. In addition to affiliate commissions, Stonespring Health Reviewsmay occasionally receive a manufacturer’s loaner unit for hands-on testing. Loaner units are returned or disclosed if retained, and a loaner unit never becomes the sole basis for a positive verdict. We also occasionally attend industry events; travel and lodging for those trips, when covered by an event organizer, are treated as material connections and disclosed where relevant.
Questions. If you have a question about a specific commercial relationship disclosed on Stonespring Health Reviews, or believe we have missed one, please write to stonespring-health-reviews@polsia.app and we will respond.