Affiliate disclosure

gummipic.com makes money when somebody buys Gumipic after clicking a link here. We would rather you knew that on the first page you read than worked it out later.

How it works

Every buy button on this site carries an affiliate tag. When you click one you go to the seller’s own website, and the tag tells them the visit came from us. If you then buy something, the seller pays us a percentage of the sale.

You pay exactly the same price. The commission comes out of the seller’s margin, not your total. There is no affiliate surcharge and there never has been on any site that works this way.

What we are not

• Not the manufacturer of Gumipic, and not owned by them.
• Not the seller. We never take a payment, hold a card or ship a box.
• Not an official site. Nothing here is written or approved by the brand.
• Not a certifying body. We test nothing and endorse nothing on the strength of testing.

The bias this creates, said out loud

An affiliate site earns more when you buy, and more again when you buy the biggest box. That is a real pull on what a page like this says, and it is why so many of them read the way they do — invented ratings, urgency counters, a “what happens in 30 days” section nobody could possibly know.

We cannot remove that incentive; it is how the site is funded. What we can do is put rules around it and keep them where you can check them:

• Every number is read off the Supplement Facts panel or the seller’s published bundle page. Nothing is estimated in our favour.
• No reviews, star ratings or testimonials, because we have not collected any.
• No results timeline, because nobody can know one.
• Gaps in the label are listed rather than glossed — the unnamed flavour source, the unstated acidity, the absence of any published trial of this product.
• The bundle article argues that most people should not buy the six-bottle box, which is the one that pays us most.

Where the buttons go

All of them go to the seller’s checkout for this product. We do not route you through redirect chains, we do not sell your click to a third party, and there are no display ads on this site. If a link ever stops working, it is a broken link rather than a trick, and we would like to hear about it.

Tracking parameters

An affiliate link may carry a parameter in the URL so the seller can credit the sale. If you arrived on this site with a tracking parameter in the address, our page passes it through to the checkout link so the credit lands correctly. It identifies the referring site, not you. See the privacy policy.

Regulatory bit

This disclosure is made in line with the US Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and material connections. The short form appears in the footer of every page on this site; this page is the long form.

Questions: [email protected].