FTC Disclosure

TRT Guide participates in affiliate programs. When you click a link on our site and purchase from a reviewed clinic, we may earn a commission. This does not cost you anything — affiliate fees are paid by the clinic, not the customer.

What this means for you

We want to be explicit about how this works so you can make an informed decision:

• Affiliate links are identified with sponsored or affiliate rel attributes in the HTML.
• Affiliate relationships are disclosed on every page that contains a commission-generating link.
• Our scores and verdicts are determined by merit — a clinic does not pay to appear higher, and a clinic does not pay to remove a negative finding.
• We have never accepted payment in exchange for a favorable review, and we will not.

How affiliate revenue works

When you click a clinic link on TRT Guide and purchase a subscription, the clinic tracks that you came from TRT Guide and pays us a commission — typically 10–30% of your first monthly payment. This is standard practice for online health services. The price you pay is identical whether you come through our link or go directly.

Incentive alignment

Our revenue depends on you being satisfied with your purchase. If we recommend a clinic that delivers poor service, you won't return, and we won't earn from future referrals. This creates a direct alignment between our financial interests and your actual outcome — which is why we take our editorial process seriously.

If a clinic changes

If a clinic we recommend raises prices, degrades quality, or changes its terms, we update the review in the next quarterly cycle. If a change is significant enough to affect our verdict, we may update immediately. Historical versions of reviews are not archived with timestamps.

Questions?

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, contact us at editorial@trtguide.com.