Affiliate & Compensation Disclosure
I sometimes recommend products, services, tools or resources that may provide compensation if you make a purchase through a link on this website. When a material financial relationship exists, I want that relationship disclosed clearly enough, and close enough to the recommendation, that you can understand it before deciding whether to buy. This page explains the overall policy. It does not replace a nearby disclosure on a specific compensated recommendation when one is needed.
LifeVantage
I am an independent LifeVantage Consultant. Lisa Proctor, LLC may earn commissions or other compensation from qualifying purchases made through my personalized LifeVantage links. Purchasing through those links may financially benefit Lisa Proctor, LLC.
Other Affiliate Relationships
This site may also use other affiliate or referral relationships from time to time. Not every external link is compensated. When compensation is associated with a recommendation or link, a short disclosure may appear beside or near that recommendation in addition to this page.
How Recommendations Are Chosen
Compensation does not change the obligation to communicate honestly. Recommendations reflect my professional judgment, personal experience where stated, the intended use of the product or resource, and the available evidence or manufacturer information. A compensated relationship does not guarantee that a product will be appropriate for every person or produce a particular result.
Third-Party Purchases
When you follow a link to another company, your transaction occurs with that company. Pricing, availability, shipping, subscriptions, privacy practices, returns and warranties are governed by the third party’s current terms.
Health-Related Products
Compensation does not convert educational or product information into medical advice. Health-related recommendations should be read together with the Professional Scope & Educational Disclaimer and any product-specific warnings or FDA-required language displayed with the relevant claim.
Last updated: September 19, 2026.
How Compensated Links May Appear
A compensated link may look obvious as a product button, product panel or shop link, or it may appear naturally inside ordinary writing as a contextual hyperlink. The format does not change the financial relationship.
When Lisa Proctor, LLC may earn compensation, I want the nearby wording to say that plainly. Depending on the relationship, you may see language such as “I may earn a commission if you purchase through this link” or, for LifeVantage, “I am an independent LifeVantage Consultant and may earn compensation from qualifying purchases made through my personalized LifeVantage link.”
This page gives you the broader disclosure policy. It does not replace the disclosure beside or near a compensated recommendation. The Federal Trade Commission’s current guidance likewise emphasizes that affiliate and endorsement disclosures should be clear, conspicuous and close enough to the recommendation that people can understand the financial relationship before acting on it. Read the FTC Endorsement Guides Q&A.
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