Affiliate disclosure
Member discounts come first. Some links on our site earn us money. Here's how that works, and why it never changes what we recommend.
Updated: October 30, 2026
The short version
We pick what we think is best first. Then we find the best place to buy it. If SwipeHealth members can get a discount, the page leads with it. Some buy buttons pay us a small share of the sale, at no extra cost to you. That never changes what we pick.
How we earn money
SwipeHealth makes money in three ways:
- The SwipeHealth app. People pay for a subscription.
- Businesses. Buildings, gyms, clinics and employers pay to offer SwipeHealth to the people they serve.
- Affiliate commissions. Some product links pay us a share of the sale.
Our rules for affiliate links
- The pick comes first. We choose the best product before we look at whether it has an affiliate program. A pick with no program still wins.
- We ask for member discounts. For the products we recommend, we ask brands for a discount for SwipeHealth members. When one exists, the page shows it first. Some partner programs also pay us a small share of those orders. When that happens, we pass as much of the discount to members as the program allows.
- How our links work. Most buy buttons use a link on our own site, like swipehealth.ai/go/thorne, that takes you straight to the store. It lets us keep every link up to date in one place. Amazon links go straight to Amazon.
- Amazon. As an Amazon Associate, SwipeHealth earns from qualifying purchases.
- No paid placement. Brands can't pay to be included, ranked or reviewed.
- Free products are disclosed. If a brand ever sends us a product for free, the guide says so.
- Every page says it. Any page with a paid link shows a disclosure near the top.
On each page
You'll see this line on any article or guide with affiliate links: "We may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page. It never changes what we recommend."
Questions
Email support@swipehealth.ai.
Questions? Email support@swipehealth.ai