Affiliate links
Links that may generate commission if a user clicks through and completes a qualifying action on a third-party website.
Advertising Policy
How CheckRx handles advertising and affiliate relationships.
CheckRx may earn money from advertising, affiliate links, partnerships, or referral arrangements. This policy explains how commercial relationships may appear on the site and the standards we aim to follow when covering sensitive health topics.
Affiliate links
Some links may earn CheckRx a commission.
If you click a provider link and later sign up, purchase, book, or complete another qualifying action, CheckRx may receive a commission. This does not usually cost you extra, but it can influence how the site is funded.
Affiliate relationships do not mean a provider is suitable for every person. You should still compare providers carefully and speak with a qualified clinician before starting, stopping, or changing medication.
Editorial standards
Health content needs conservative wording.
CheckRx aims to publish practical comparison content without hype, fake urgency, guaranteed results, or claims that medication is right for everyone. Treatment suitability depends on health history, current medications, eligibility criteria, and local prescribing rules.
Provider pages and guides should focus on what users can verify: consultation quality, pricing, pharmacy arrangements, follow-up support, cancellation terms, safety checks, and current provider terms.
Provider relationships
How commercial relationships may show up.
Sponsored placements
If CheckRx accepts sponsored placements in future, they should be clearly labelled and still follow the site’s medical-compliance boundaries.
Provider corrections
Providers may suggest factual updates, but CheckRx should not publish unsupported claims, medical promises, or misleading promotional copy.