Short version: if you click a link on this site and buy something, I may earn a commission. It doesn’t cost you anything extra. It’s also the only way this site makes money — I don’t run display ads, and nothing here is paywalled.
Why this exists
The Federal Trade Commission requires anyone who earns money from a link to say so, clearly, before you click it. I’d disclose this even if it weren’t required, because I’d want to know it if I were reading someone else’s review.
Which companies I work with
The products reviewed on this site are sold through affiliate networks, including BuyGoods, econsumed, and fasttrack14. When you buy a product I’ve linked to, the company pays me a small commission through that network. The price you pay is the same either way.
Does this affect what I write?
No product on this site gets a better review because it pays a higher commission. I write down what I actually experienced, including the parts that don’t flatter the product — sensitivity, hidden pricing, marketing claims I can’t verify, formats that don’t work for everyone. If a product doesn’t hold up, that shows up in the review, commission or not.
I’m not a dentist and don’t claim to be one. Everything here is based on personal testing and research, not clinical expertise. See my medical disclaimer for more on that.
How the links work
Links to products on this site route through a short internal link (like /go/britewite-us/) that redirects to the official retailer’s page. This makes it easier for me to keep links up to date, and it’s a completely standard part of how affiliate links work — it doesn’t change the price or the destination you actually land on. All outbound affiliate links open in a new tab and are marked rel="sponsored" so search engines know they’re paid links.
One more thing
I only link to a product’s official site. If you see one of these products listed on Amazon, eBay, or anywhere else, it isn’t from me, and I can’t vouch for it.
Questions about this disclosure? Get in touch.