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Affiliate disclosure

Last updated: 2026-05-11.

BasisScience.com is supported by affiliate commissions. This page explains what that means and which programs we participate in. We are required to disclose this relationship by US Federal Trade Commission rules and by the operating agreements of the programs we belong to. We'd disclose it anyway — it's how you can read our reviews honestly.

The short version

Amazon Associates

BasisScience.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Our Amazon tracking ID is basisscience-20. Every link we publish to Amazon carries this tag. If you remove the tag manually, we don't earn anything from your purchase — the product price is the same either way.

Other affiliate programs

We participate, or may participate, in direct affiliate programs with the following companies. Some of these run through networks like Impact, Awin, or ShareASale.

Where we publish a link to one of these vendors, the same rules apply: it is labelled, it is rel="sponsored nofollow", and the commission did not decide the recommendation.

What we do not do

Free products and review units

If a manufacturer sends us a product to test, we will say so in the review with the words "review unit provided by [manufacturer]." We do not promise positive coverage in exchange for a unit, and we do not return units to manufacturers (which would be a financial incentive); we either purchase the unit at a documented discount, keep it for ongoing testing, or donate it.

Questions

Email editor@basisscience.com with anything that's unclear here, or anything that looks like a violation of our own policy. We will fix it in public.