MarketHealth Editorial Policy

Last updated October 4, 2026

This policy describes how MarketHealth prepares content for marketers and publishers. It applies to category pages, program profiles and guides in the affiliate resources library.

Scope of editorial content

MarketHealth publishes educational content for affiliate marketers, creators and publishers: how programs work, how to evaluate offers, how to plan content and how to stay within advertising rules. It isn't medical, legal or financial advice, and it isn't written for patients.

Sources and business fact verification

• Regulatory and legal statements link to primary sources, such as FDA, FTC and Federal Register pages, or to reputable legal analysis, and carry a date.
• Program facts such as commission rates, cookie windows and eligible markets are published only after they're confirmed with the program. Unconfirmed facts are shown as "Confirm with program."
• Numbers used to illustrate calculations are labeled hypothetical.

Authorship and review attribution

Guides are attributed to the MarketHealth Editorial Team and show the date they were last reviewed. MarketHealth doesn't attribute content to clinicians or experts who haven't reviewed it.

Updates and corrections

Content is reviewed when rules or program terms change. Pages covering fast-changing regulation, such as telehealth and peptides, show a "last reviewed" date. To report an error or outdated information, use the contact page. Material corrections are reflected in the page and its review date.

Commercial relationships

MarketHealth operates an affiliate network and may earn revenue from programs described on this site. Commercial relationships don't change the facts we publish. See our affiliate and commercial disclosures.