Partner program
Get paid for
the referral
People already ask you where to source material. This pays you for the answer. 10% of the order subtotal to start, 30% at the top, and a 90-day window — so a recommendation you make today still pays when someone acts on it three months from now.
- Entry rate
- 10%
- Top rate
- 30%
- Attribution
- 90 days
- Joining fee
- Free
What it pays
Every partner starts at 10%. Rates are reviewed monthly against referred sales over the trailing 90 days, and a rate you have earned is never reduced afterwards.
| Tier | Commission | Referred sales, trailing 90 days |
|---|---|---|
| Core | 10% | No minimum — every partner starts here |
| Standard | 15% | $2,500+ |
| Select | 20% | $7,500+ |
| Primary | 25% | $20,000+ |
| Elite | 30% | $45,000+ |
What you would make
Built from the catalog rather than from an average. Pick what your audience actually orders and the order value follows from the real prices — a $10 diluent and a $120 vial are not the same referral, and an estimate that averages them is not worth reading.
A representative order
Pick what your audience actually orders. Prices are the catalog’s, so the order value below is a real one.
Order value $200
People who order for the first time through your link or code.
Research buyers reorder. Any reorder inside the 90-day window pays your full rate.
Estimated at 15%
$336/ month
$4,032 a year
- Sales you drive
- $2,240 / mo
- Your tier
- Standard · 15%
What each tier would pay
An estimate, not an offer. Actual commission depends on orders that complete and pass the return window.
The rules, before you apply
Published here rather than in a terms page you would agree to without opening. Two of these are unusual and both are deliberate.
Say what the certificate says
Purity, the assays run on a lot, the laboratory that ran them, storage, shipping, price. Not an effect on a person, not a dose, not a protocol — in a caption or a comment reply as much as in a review. A claim made by a partner is a claim made by the supplier paying them.
Disclose that you earn commission
Clearly enough that someone skimming still sees it. The FTC requires it and the platforms enforce it on their own account. A line before the link does the job.
No recruiting layer
You earn on what you refer, not on what people you recruited refer. Two programs in this category pay for recruitment. Neither of them is a structure worth copying.
No self-referral
Your own orders do not earn, and neither do orders from an account sharing your address or payment method. This is the ordinary rule, stated rather than left to be discovered at payout.
Questions
Kept below the form on purpose. The rules above are what you need before applying; these are the details you want once you have.
What does the program pay?
Between 10% and 30% of the order subtotal, before shipping and tax. Every partner starts at 10%.
Rates are reviewed monthly, against referred sales over the trailing 90 days. A rate you have earned is not reduced afterwards, including in a quiet month.
How long does the referral link last?
90 days from the click. If someone reads your review today and orders in two months, the order is still credited to you.
When is commission paid?
Commission is confirmed once an order passes our return window, then paid in the following monthly run.
Balances under $50 roll forward rather than being paid, so a payout is worth the transfer fee it costs.
What happens if a referred order is refunded?
The commission on it is reversed. This is why commission is confirmed after the return window rather than at checkout — it avoids paying out money that has to be clawed back later.
Can I order through my own link?
No. Self-referral is not eligible, and neither is a link used by an account sharing your address or payment method.
Is there a fee to join, or a traffic minimum?
No to both. Applications are reviewed by a person, which takes a day or two.
What am I allowed to say about the products?
What the certificate says, and what the site says. Purity figures, the assays run on a lot, the laboratory that ran them, storage, shipping, price.
What you cannot do is describe an effect on a person, recommend a dose or a protocol, or present the material as suitable for human or veterinary use. That applies to a caption and a comment reply as much as to a review.
This is not us being careful on your behalf. A claim made by a partner is a claim made by the supplier who pays them, and one video can cost the whole company its ability to take payment. Partners who make product claims are removed from the program.
Do I have to disclose that I earn commission?
Yes, and clearly enough that someone skimming would still see it. The FTC requires it, and the platforms enforce it independently of us.
A line before the link is enough. Burying it in a description nobody expands is not.
Can I recruit other partners and earn from their sales?
No. There is no sub-affiliate layer, and there will not be one. Paying people to recruit people is a structure this industry does not need and regulators read exactly the way it looks.