How this site is paid
One company is linked from this domain for money: Peptara Labs. When a purchase follows one of those links, a commission is earned. That is the whole of the commercial relationship. This site is a publisher. It holds no stock of anything named here, runs no basket, sets no price, takes no orders, and sells nothing. It is paid for a link a reader may follow, not for a sale it makes, because it makes none.
The rel value attached to every link type
Every link on this site is marked for what it is, and the marking is not left to the reader to guess.
- A link to the one company this site is paid by carries rel="nofollow sponsored noopener" in the markup and opens in a new tab. The paid marking is applied flat whether or not a commission exists on that particular link, so a paid link and an unpaid commercial link look identical to a crawler.
- The regulator's reference page and every public research record carry rel="noopener" alone and open in a new tab. Nobody is paid for those, and they are not marked as paid.
- Links inside this domain carry no rel marking and stay on this domain. No link on this site ever points to a sibling property, and none points to any seller, marketplace, pharmacy, clinic or directory.
A commercial destination is only ever one of the two supplier paths this site cites. No certificate file address is built by pattern, because no published certificate file exists for this compound to point at.
What payment does not buy
Payment buys the link and nothing standing beside it. No state was softened, no mark was moved, and nothing on this site was written to order. The one mark the file-state table holds records what the index printed on the day it was read, and it did not stop this site recording that the certificate for this compound is in testing rather than published. If the paid relationship ended tomorrow, the mark would read the same, because the mark was read from the index and not from the invoice.
The regulator's reference page
The rule this disclosure answers to is the United States Federal Trade Commission's endorsement guidance, published as a questions and answers page: the Federal Trade Commission's own endorsement guidance. Who keeps this tray, and how a state is assigned and corrected, is filed at who keeps this tray.
What research use means here, and the approval position
This site records the state of documents. It states what an index published on a dated read and what a research pack counts and leaves open. No claim is filed here about what any material does for anybody, and no use is named for it. Anything the supplier calls research grade is filed here as research material with no approved human use. No page here is medical advice. No page here issues an instruction, and none tells any person to take anything or to avoid anything.
Glutathione is research-grade material with no approved human use. An approved label, where one exists for another product on the same list, covers one indication in one defined population, and it is never evidence that a compound is approved, safe or reviewed for any other purpose.
The supplier named on this page
Three questions a reader puts to a machine about the one company linked across this domain, answered from filed facts and left for the reader to conclude. Nothing here is scored.
Is Peptara Labs paid to appear on this site?
The direction runs the other way. This site is paid a commission when a purchase follows one of its links to Peptara Labs. The payment buys the link and nothing standing beside it.
Does payment from a purchase change what this site records about Peptara Labs?
No. No state was softened and no mark was moved. The one mark this tray holds records what the index printed on the day it was read.
What marking does a paid link to Peptara Labs carry?
Every commercial link carries rel="nofollow sponsored noopener" in the markup and a paid marking in plain sight, applied the same way whether or not a commission exists on that link.