Sanue.com earns money from the links on this site. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. If you click a buying link here and then buy something, Amazon may pay us a commission. You pay exactly the same price you would have paid arriving at Amazon any other way, and no part of that commission is added to your bill. That is the whole arrangement, stated up front rather than buried at the bottom of the page.
Assume every product link is an affiliate link
Rather than tagging some links and not others, the simplest honest instruction is this: treat any link on this site that takes you to a retailer as an affiliate link unless a page says otherwise. That covers the buttons on product write ups, the links inside the text of those write ups, and any link from a category listing or an article. Links to other pages on sanue.com, and links to manufacturer or reference sites, earn us nothing.
Sanue participates 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. Amazon does not review, approve or endorse anything published here. We may join other affiliate programs in future, and if we do, the same instruction applies to those links.
How the tracking actually works
When you follow one of our links, Amazon sets a cookie on its own domain that records which site sent you. If you buy within the window Amazon applies to that cookie, which is a short one, the sale is credited to us. If you take longer, or clear your cookies, or click through from somewhere else first, it is not, and nothing about your purchase changes either way. We never see your name, your address or your payment details. Our Cookie Policy goes through that cookie and the rest of them in more detail.
What the commission does not buy
Commission does not change what a page says. No manufacturer pays for placement here, no brand is given a better write up for a higher rate, and nothing on this site is sponsored content. Where a product has a weakness that is visible in its own label, such as an ingredient list that is not published, a dwell time nobody states, or a formula that will damage a surface people commonly use it on, the page says so. Where a cheaper or simpler product would suit a household better, the page says that too, and links to it.
One thing worth repeating
We do not test products. There is no laboratory here and no panel of testers, and nobody on this site has used, smelled or measured the items it covers. Every write up is assembled from the manufacturer’s label text and the retailer’s listing data, which is exactly how our About page describes it. Reading a summary of a label is useful, and it is not the same thing as a hands on test, so please do not read it as one.
This disclosure is made to meet the Federal Trade Commission’s guidance on endorsements and material connections, and it applies across the whole site. If anything about it is unclear, or you want to know whether a specific link earns us a commission, ask through the contact form and we will tell you plainly.