Qenph affiliate programme: how commercial links work
Qenph uses affiliate links to the merchant. This page explains commissions, sponsored tagging, editorial separation and what happens after the click.
How Qenph is funded
Some buttons and links lead to the PhenQ or PhenQ PM merchant through an affiliate link. If a purchase is made after that click, Qenph may receive a commission. This commission does not increase the price paid by the user.
How to recognise a commercial link
Commercial CTAs use explicit wording such as “View the PhenQ offer” and open the partner website. Technically, these links are tagged with the attribute rel="sponsored" to signal their commercial nature to search engines.
What affiliate monetisation must not change
A commission does not turn a manufacturer claim into a scientific fact. Ingredient pages may therefore conclude that evidence is weak, an effect is modest or extrapolation is impossible, even when the product concerned has an affiliate link.
Qenph does not process orders
Price, payment, stock, shipping, returns, subscriptions and refunds are handled by the merchant. Qenph does not collect payment and cannot modify an order placed on the partner website.
Why there are still buy buttons
A reader who has finished the analysis may want to access the official offer. The button is there to make this step easier, not to hide the fact that the user is leaving Qenph. That is also why our commercial pages link to precautions, composition, methodology and alternative reading before the CTA.
Our rule
Editorial content is structured to remain useful even if the reader clicks no commercial link. This is an important criterion for preventing a page from becoming merely a no-value intermediary between Google and the merchant.