Our Advertising Policy

We aren't paid for links to companies we have no agreement with. Using our links or forms doesn't add anything to the price you pay. Sometimes a partner gives us a promo link or code for our readers, and we'll say so where it applies.

• Separate teams: our editorial team doesn't negotiate or manage partner agreements, and partners can't review, edit or approve our content before it's published.
• Published method: every product is scored on the same four factors (company reputation, product quality and features, customer support, and cost and transparency), described in Behind Our Ratings.
• Medical review: health-related content is reviewed by a licensed clinician before it's published.
• We name the downsides: every review lists cons, and we tell readers which brands to avoid and why.

What partnerships can affect: which companies we can send requests or calls to, and the order of products on some comparison pages and landing pages. Where placement on a page is affected by compensation, we say so on that page.

Some pages are built for people arriving from ads on social media or search. They may feature a single company and will say so. They carry the same disclosure at the top of the page and follow the same rules on claims and pricing as our reviews.

• A short disclosure near the top of every page with paid links or forms
• "Sponsored" labels on paid links
• On forms, the name of the company your request goes to

We follow the FTC's Endorsement Guides. Questions? Email aginginplaceorg@gmail.com.