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Affiliate disclosure
SemenBoost has no approved affiliate agreements. Future paid links will be labelled and will not decide medical conclusions.
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Short answer
SemenBoost does not have an approved affiliate relationship with any test, clinic, sperm bank or supplement. Links are not being paid for. If a relationship is later approved, the page will say so next to the link, and the medical conclusion will still be written from the sources, not from the commission.
Key takeaways
- Possible statuses are researching, applied, approved and inactive.
- Only an approved, active partner can use an affiliate URL.
- Unapproved products keep an ordinary destination URL or no commercial call to action. At launch they have neither, because the URLs are unverified.
- ExSeed, YO Sperm Test, SpermCheck and Legacy are research candidates, not partners.
This release
The partner records exist so the site has one place to store a future agreement: markets, destination URL, affiliate URL, commission type, cookie window, and the date it was last checked. Every current record is “researching”, inactive, and without an affiliate URL. The test pages name those products so you know they have not been forgotten, and then they refuse to invent a specification.
If a partnership is approved
The link will be identified as affiliate, sponsored or featured in the interface, not only in this policy. A clinic that pays for a featured profile will still be labelled on the profile. It will not be sorted above unpaid clinics in the organic list. A supplement company will not be given the evidence rating as a benefit of the contract.
What a click records
If analytics are enabled, an affiliate click can record the partner id and the page. It must not record semen values. See the privacy page.
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How this page was prepared
Editorial page for SemenBoost. It explains how the site works. It is not a clinical recommendation.