Quick answer: Some links on Peptide Source Guide are affiliate links to Whoosh Wellness. If you use one and sign up with Whoosh, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you that we are aware of. The commission does not change what we write, and we do not accept payment for a favorable page.
The relationship
Peptide Source Guide is a publisher. Whoosh Wellness is an online telehealth company, and it is the one company we have an affiliate relationship with. When you follow a link marked as ours and later become a Whoosh customer, we may earn a commission. We say "may" because we cannot see whether any individual reader signs up, and the terms of an affiliate program are set by the partner and can change.
This page follows the plain-language approach the US Federal Trade Commission describes in its guidance on endorsements: tell readers about a material connection clearly and near the link. See the FTC's endorsement guides for the general rule.
Where the links appear
Affiliate links to Whoosh can appear in these places:
- The site header, as a button in the navigation.
- The hero card on the homepage.
- Body buttons on a short, named list of pages: the homepage, the peptide prescription online guide, the compounded peptides guide, the three pages about sermorelin, tirzepatide and semaglutide, and the Whoosh Wellness review.
- A sidebar card on those same kinds of pages.
- An informational popup that may appear once per browser session.
Pages about products Whoosh does not offer carry no Whoosh button. They say so in a plain note and link to our review as ordinary text.
What it does not change
- Our criteria. Every seller, including Whoosh, is described against the same five criteria, and we report where we could not check a claim.
- Our wording about Whoosh. Statements about the company are marked "as stated by Whoosh" with a read date, and we describe disagreements between its own pages.
- Medical content. We do not promise that anyone will be approved for a prescription. A licensed physician decides whether a prescription is appropriate, so there is no promise of approval.
- Safety statements. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and we say so wherever the word appears.
Prices and numbers
We do not print Whoosh prices, because we do not receive prices from Whoosh and its own pages did not agree with each other when we read them. Ask for any price in writing before you start.
Tracking and privacy
Each Whoosh link carries a short label, called a sub-ID, that tells the partner which button on our site was used. It identifies the button, not you. We do not collect your data, and this site has no analytics. Once you leave for Whoosh, its own cookies and privacy policy apply. Our privacy policy explains this.
Questions about this page
We have no contact channel. If this disclosure changes, we update this page and its date. You can also read how the site works on the about page.