Affiliate Disclosure
This site contains affiliate links, and we want to be direct about what that means, what it doesn't mean, and what we do to keep it from influencing the content itself.
What the Relationship Is
Purchase links on this site — including the "Order Now" and "Buy Now" buttons — route through ClickBank, an affiliate network and retailer of record. If you make a purchase after clicking one of these links, we may earn a commission. This does not change the price you pay. ClickBank handles order processing, payment, and much of the customer transaction infrastructure for this purchase.
What the Relationship Does Not Mean
Earning a commission on a sale does not mean a product has been independently verified to work, and it does not entitle a product to a favorable review. ClickBank's role as a retailer and payment processor is a commercial and logistical arrangement — it is not a scientific endorsement of any claim made about DentaBiome, and we don't treat it as one anywhere on this site.
Our Commercial-Evidence Firewall
To keep editorial content and commercial interest separate in practice rather than just in principle, we follow a few concrete rules:
- Affiliate links are disclosed near meaningful purchase calls-to-action, not buried in fine print only.
- Affiliate/order links use
rel="sponsored nofollow", the technical markup search engines use to distinguish paid/commercial links from editorial citations. - Research and reference links are never affiliate links. When we link to NIDCR, the FDA, PubMed, Cochrane, or ClinicalTrials.gov, that link earns us nothing — it's there purely to let you check our sourcing.
- Trust and reference pages carry minimal purchase pressure. Pages like our Disclaimer, Research Library, and this page itself are not built around driving a sale.
- We do not fabricate scarcity, review counts, or testimonials. Where we show customer feedback, it reflects genuine, individual experience and is labeled as such rather than presented as clinical evidence.
The Test We Try to Apply
Before publishing a claim about DentaBiome, a useful internal check is: "Would we use this same wording if the affiliate commission were removed entirely?" If the honest answer is no — if the wording only exists because it helps a sale rather than because the evidence supports it — it gets rewritten or removed. This is also why our DentaBiome review and comparison page both include an explicit "things to know first" section rather than only listing benefits.
Third-Party Trademarks
Any third-party brand names, product names, or trademarks referenced on this site — including in comparison content — remain the property of their respective owners. Their mention does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with DentaBiome or Adem Naturals.
Related Editorial Pages
This disclosure works alongside our Editorial Methodology, which explains how we research and verify claims, and our Sources Policy, which explains how we select and reject specific sources.