Disclosure
Affiliate disclosure
NutriScore publishes product rankings and links to brand or retailer pages so readers can inspect the product source. Product links should be easy to identify, and paid relationships should be disclosed before they can influence a reader click.
Current status
As of September 30, 2026, NutriScore has five documented affiliate product links on public pages: owner-supplied Sovrn and Amazon links for Optimum Nutrition Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder, an owner-supplied Amazon link for Optimum Nutrition Micronized Creatine, an owner-supplied CJ link for the Heivy liquid supplements collection, and an owner-supplied CJ link for Botanic Choice lemon balm liquid extract. NutriScore may earn a commission if a reader buys through those links.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
The registered Nature's Body NAC tracking link remains withheld; the NAC evidence guide documents the unresolved product-label, testing, and advertising questions. The registered ashwagandha destination remains unpublished because it returns HTTP 404. A Botanic Choice apple cider vinegar link checked on September 30, 2026 redirected to Botanic Choice's not-found page at /shop.axd/404, which returned HTTP 200, and stays unpublished. A Botanic Choice lemon balm product page is now on the lemon balm article. Other current purchase links are treated as editorial outbound links unless an affected page says otherwise.
If that changes
If a product link becomes affiliate, sponsored, redirected, or paid, NutriScore should disclose the relationship above the first paid link on the affected page and update the outbound link attributes with appropriate values such as `sponsored`, `nofollow`, and `noopener`.
Editorial separation
Product-link status must not change a score, ranking position, or editorial conclusion. Scores should stay tied to public label, testing, safety, efficacy, and transparency evidence.