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What May Earn a Commission
Commissions may come from the Amazon Associates programme, which covers most of the books and physical products mentioned across the site. We may also join direct programmes run by pelvic health and wellbeing brands, or affiliate networks that represent health and telehealth services. Where an article links to something through one of those arrangements, the link is marked.
Not every link earns anything. Links to research, clinical organisations, professional bodies and free tools are there because they are useful, and they earn us nothing.
How We Choose What to Recommend
A product appears here because it fits a real problem a reader on this site has. Commission rate is never the reason, and no brand can pay to be featured, reviewed favourably or added to a list.
We should be straightforward about the limits of that: we do not clinically test products, and we do not claim to have personally used everything we mention. Recommendations are based on what a product actually is, who it suits, what its manufacturer and independent sources say about it, and whether it makes sense for the reader the article is written for. Where a product has a real drawback or is unsuitable for some people, we say so on the page rather than here.
Pelvic health devices in particular are aids, not treatments. Nothing we link to replaces assessment by a doctor or a pelvic health physiotherapist, and our Disclaimer covers that in full.
How Commercial Links Are Marked
Disclosure belongs next to the recommendation, not buried on a page like this one. Wherever affiliate links appear in an article, you will see:
- a short disclosure near the top of the page, before the first paid link;
- an #ad label on Amazon buttons, added automatically;
- a “paid link” or “sponsored” marker on other affiliate links.
This follows the United States Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and disclosure, published at ftc.gov.
Questions
If anything about how this site earns money is unclear, or you think a link is not properly marked, tell us and we will fix it. This page is reviewed as programmes are added or removed.