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Last updated September 2026.
No seat on this site is for sale. There is no sponsored row, no paid review and no display advertising. A seller that pays us a commission is moved to the top of its group on a board and marked as a partner; nothing else about its row moves for money, as the disclosure page sets out. There is no ad network in the page, no retargeting pixel and no data broker.
How the site is funded instead
Affiliate commission. Follow a link from a board to a seller, sign up, and that company may pay us; plenty of the companies here pay us nothing and keep their rows just the same. It costs you nothing either way, and the disclosure page sets out what paying us buys and what it does not.
What a commission buys, and what it does not
Paying us moves a seller to the top of its group on a board and puts a line on its button saying so. Nothing else moves: the figure, the qualifier printed with it, the disclosure score, whether the seller is on a board at all and every word of its review are what they would be if it paid us nothing.
- Not a score. Every comparison board is ordered by a disclosure score out of 100 — what a seller publishes about its own price, never whether it is cheap. Paying us adds nothing to it, and inside each group of a board the order is that score and nothing else. That order is re-derived from what sellers publish every time this site is published.
- A place on a board. Membership is a rule applied to the whole roster. Nobody is added by hand and nobody who matches the rule can be left off it.
- A better price than the page prints. Every figure is read from the seller’s own page and republished with the date. A partner’s advertised floor is marked as a floor exactly like anyone else’s.
- Removal of an unflattering record. A seller that publishes no qualifiable price keeps a row saying so, partner or not.
- A mention in an explainer. An explainer’s text, tables and counts are read from what sellers publish and never look at whether a seller pays us. The partner card and short seller list beside the article are labeled as what they are.
If you sell sermorelin and your record is wrong
The fix is on your own page, and it costs nothing. Everything on this site is read from what a seller publishes where a reader can see it, so publishing the missing thing — the billing cycle beside the figure, the dose the price buys, the states you serve, the pharmacy that compounds it — changes the record the next time we read the page, and raises the disclosure score that orders every board.
We do not take a price by email and we do not publish a figure that is not on a page a reader can reach. The editorial policy says why, and the corrections page says what happens when we get something wrong.
Write to editor@sermorelinreport.com.