Advertising, Affiliate and Conflict-of-Interest Disclosure
Last updated July 22, 2026
ArginateCare is an independent editorial publisher. We are not a peptide seller, prescriber, or telehealth service. This page explains how advertising and any affiliate relationships work, consistent with U.S. Federal Trade Commission truth-in-advertising principles.
Current status
Advertising is not currently active on this site. We are building substantial, evidence-led content first. When display advertising (such as Google AdSense) is enabled, it will follow restrained placement rules and will never appear inside safety warnings, evidence tables, between a medical claim and its citation, or beside emergency guidance.
How claims and disclosures work
- Health claims must be truthful, non-misleading, and supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence, with material limitations shown.
- Any affiliate or sponsored link is disclosed clearly and conspicuously, close to the link, and remains visible on mobile devices.
- A disclaimer never substitutes for an accurate headline; headlines, body copy, and calls to action must be consistent.
- Paid or affiliate links use appropriate link attributes (such as rel="sponsored").
Editorial independence and conflicts of interest
Advertising and affiliate relationships never influence our evidence grading, safety framing, or medical conclusions. We do not accept payment to change what the evidence says.
We do not sell peptides or run a prescribing service. If that ever changes, this page and the affected content will disclose it plainly.
What we will not publish
- Claims such as "clinically proven," "risk-free," "no side effects," or "safe for everyone" that the evidence does not support.
- Testimonials or before-and-after claims implying results the evidence cannot support.
- Compounded peptides described as generic versions of FDA-approved drugs.