An affiliate relationship means that Nurtova LLC earns a small commission when you purchase a product through certain links on nurtova.com. The price you pay is exactly the same — sometimes lower if a discount code is applied. The commission comes from the retailer, not from you.
This disclosure is required by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) under 16 CFR Part 255, which governs endorsements and testimonials in advertising. We take this obligation seriously and disclose all affiliate relationships fully.
We currently participate in the following affiliate programs:
Affiliate links are used throughout our website, including in quiz results, blog posts, emails, and digital product recommendations. We will always clearly indicate when a link is an affiliate link where technically possible.
Our supplement recommendations are based on scientific evidence, ingredient quality, and bioavailability — not on commission rates. We only recommend products we genuinely believe are effective and high-quality.
We will never:
If we recommend a specific form of a supplement (e.g., magnesium glycinate over magnesium oxide), it is because the evidence supports that recommendation — not because of affiliate arrangements.
Affiliate links on nurtova.com will typically:
Not all links on our site are affiliate links. Links to scientific research, regulatory bodies, and general reference sites are not affiliate links.
You are never required to use our affiliate links. You can:
Using our affiliate links is a way to support the free content and tools we provide at no extra cost to you. We genuinely appreciate it, but it is entirely optional.
Questions about our affiliate relationships? Email contact@nurtova.com and we will answer honestly.