Affiliate disclosure

This page is the full version of the short disclosure that appears on every page of this site. It is written plainly, in one place, so you can read exactly how this site is funded before you read anything it says about the product.

AudifortRevise is an affiliate publisher. When you follow one of our product links — which route you through the ClickBank network to the merchant’s order page — and complete a purchase there, we may receive a commission on that sale.

The price you pay is unchanged. The commission comes out of the merchant’s margin, not out of your order. We do not add a fee, a service charge or a handling charge, we do not use a promotional code that changes what you are quoted, and we do not ask for a price different from the one published on the order page. If you arrived through our link, through a search result, or through the manufacturer’s own advertising, you are looking at the same price.

• It does not buy coverage. The manufacturer cannot pay for a page to exist, or pay for a page not to exist.

• It does not buy a star rating or a score. There is no rating on this site, because a paid-influenced rating would be worthless.

• It does not buy a change of conclusion. This site has published the conclusion that the finished product has no clinical trial behind it, while linking to the purchase page. We would publish the same conclusion if the link earned nothing.

• It does not buy medical endorsement. No clinician has reviewed this content, and no commission changes that.

• It does not buy silence. Where a manufacturer claim is unsupported, we say so on the page, in the same paragraph as the claim.

For the record on the other direction of the relationship: we do not accept payment for reviews, do not accept product to test, and do not accept an embargo on publication. The manufacturer has no approval step, no right of preview and no editorial access.

The honest version of the conflict. The hearing-health guides — tinnitus, the pattern of symptoms that describe it, what tinnitus care involves clinically — are written to explain a condition, not to sell anything. They do not recommend the product, do not review it, and do not use it as an example of a treatment. They also carry an affiliate link, because a commission is the only thing funding the research behind them, and a site with no advertising has no other way to pay for that work.

We would rather tell you that than let you assume otherwise. A reader who arrives on a health guide, finds a link at the end, and already knows we are paid if they buy through it is better served than one who assumes the page has no interest in the outcome. So the link is there, it is labelled, and the fact that we earn from it is stated here and in the note shown beside every button.

What that does not change: no one pays for coverage, a rating, a placement or a change of conclusion, and the manufacturer has no editorial access, no approval step and no right of preview. The guides would read the same way if the product did not exist.

Our product links are <strong>ClickBank</strong> hoplinks. When you click one, the ClickBank network records the referral, passes a tracking identifier onward, and forwards you to the order page operated by a named ClickBank merchant on the merchant’s own domain. That page is a marketing and package-selection page, not a checkout, and the order is completed there rather than on this site.

Two consequences worth being concrete about. First, the address in your bar after clicking will be a ClickBank address followed by a merchant domain, not <a href="https://audifort.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">audifort.com</a>. That is expected, and it is the mechanism that pays us. Second, the guarantee wording you are shown at the end of the order flow is the one that governs that purchase, so read it before paying rather than assuming it is identical to the terms on the manufacturer’s own site.

We do not send you to a checkout page, we do not ask for card details, and we never handle a payment on this site.

The manufacturer sells through audifort.com, and it states that it does not accept reviews or offer refunds for purchases made on unauthorised sites. Its return terms are published at <a href="https://audifort.com/info/return-policy.html" rel="nofollow noopener">audifort.com/info/return-policy.html</a>.

This matters practically rather than legally. Many websites use the Audifort name while publishing ingredient lists, capsule formats and review counts that contradict the real label. An order placed on one of them may not be the product we have described, and it sits outside any guarantee.

The product links on this site go only through the ClickBank merchant named in the order flow, and every product page’s wording is checked against the manufacturer’s own Supplement Facts panel. A domain that merely looks like Audifort — a different extension, a hyphenated variant, or an unfamiliar TLD — is not on that list, and we would not link to it.

The relationship is one-directional: a link that may earn us money if you buy. We are not the manufacturer, we do not sell the product, we cannot process an order, a return or a refund, and no one from the manufacturer has reviewed or approved any page here. Where this site is wrong, that is our error and not theirs; where the manufacturer’s own pages disagree with each other, we print the disagreement rather than resolve it in the manufacturer’s favour.

Prices, package contents, bonuses and guarantee terms are set by the manufacturer and change without notice. Confirm the current terms on the official order page before you buy.

Published 25 Sept 2026Last updated 25 Sept 2026