Quick answer: Lean Peptide Guide earns a commission when a reader clicks a link to Whoosh Wellness and later becomes a customer. The price you pay does not change. Whoosh is our only partner, and we say so wherever its link appears.
The arrangement
Whoosh Wellness runs an affiliate program, which pays websites for customers they send. Links marked with an arrow, or labelled as the Whoosh intake, are affiliate links. When you use one, the click is recorded by a tracking tag, and if you go on to become a customer, Whoosh may pay us. You pay the same price whether you arrive through our link or on your own.
What the money does and does not change
The commission pays for the research, writing and hosting of this site. It gives us a reason to want you to use Whoosh, and you should weigh our writing with that in mind. These are the limits we hold ourselves to:
- A Whoosh link appears only on pages about a product Whoosh sells. Where it does not sell the product a page covers, such as retatrutide, tesamorelin or ipamorelin, the page says so and carries no Whoosh button.
- We attribute every statement about Whoosh to Whoosh, with the date we read it, because we cannot check a company's claims about itself.
- We do not publish Whoosh prices, results or promises of approval, because Whoosh does not allow misleading claims and we do not want to make them.
- We do not write testimonials, invent reviews or show before-and-after pictures.
- We describe what the evidence does not show, including when that makes a product look less impressive.
What you should know about Whoosh
Whoosh describes itself as an online service in which a licensed physician reviews your health questionnaire and prescribes a protocol only if the physician approves it. A licensed physician decides whether a prescription is appropriate, and there is no promise of approval. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. We explain what that means in our guide to compounded GLP-1s, and we summarize the service in our Whoosh Wellness review.
Sub-IDs and tracking
Each affiliate link carries a short tag showing which part of our site it came from, for example the header or a guide. The tag identifies the link, not you. Our privacy policy explains what this site stores, which is very little.
Questions
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