We want you to always know when something on The Wellness Sip is paid for. This page explains how we handle advertising, sponsored content, and affiliate links whenever they appear, in line with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255).
1. Advertising
We may show display advertising served by third-party ad networks. Ads are labeled as advertisements, and we do not control which specific ads appear. Ad networks may use cookies and similar technologies to show and measure ads; see our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy for details and your choices. Appearing in an ad does not mean we endorse the advertiser or its products.
2. Sponsored Content and Partnerships
If we publish a post, recipe, or social mention that was sponsored, or where we received free products, payment, or another benefit from a brand, we will clearly label it as sponsored or disclose the relationship near the content. Our opinions and recipes stay our own, and we only feature products we believe are relevant to our readers.
3. Affiliate Links
Some links on the Site may be affiliate links. If you click one and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Where affiliate links are used we will say so on the page. Commissions help cover the costs of running the Site and developing recipes.
4. Editorial Independence
- Advertising, sponsorships, and affiliate relationships do not change how we test or write recipes.
- Recipe ratings and reader feedback are never bought or altered in exchange for payment.
- Ingredient and equipment suggestions are for convenience and are not medical or nutritional advice.
5. Health and Nutrition Information
Recipes and nutrition values are estimates for general information. Please read our Medical & FDA Disclaimer before making changes to your diet.
6. Questions
If you have any questions about how we use advertising or affiliate relationships, email [email protected].