Disclosure
Disclosure and affiliate policy
The short version: some links make the site a small commission, you pay the same price, and we label them clearly.
What an affiliate link is
An affiliate link is a link to a retailer that tells them you came from this site. If you go on to buy, the retailer may pay this site a commission. Some links on this site are affiliate links through affiliate networks or retailers’ own programmes. Other product links are ordinary links to the retailer, with no commission.
What it means for you
- The price is the same. You pay the retailer’s normal price whether or not you use our link.
- You buy from the retailer. They handle payment, delivery, returns and customer service.
- You don’t have to use our links. You’re always free to go to the retailer directly.
How we label it
Every page with product links shows an “#ad · Affiliate links” notice near the top, before the first product link, and the footer of every page repeats it. Affiliate product links are also marked in the page code as sponsored links for search engines.
What we don’t do
- We don’t take payment to include or rank a product.
- We don’t invent reviews, star ratings, awards, stock levels or countdown deadlines.
- We don’t claim to be an official partner of, or endorsed by, any brand we mention.
- We don’t publish discount codes we haven’t been given officially.
Prices
Prices on the site were checked on the date shown in the footer and may have changed since. The price on the retailer’s site at checkout is the one that applies.
Advertising rules
We aim to follow the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising (the CAP Code) and the Advertising Standards Authority’s guidance on making ads and affiliate content obviously identifiable. If you think something here isn’t clear enough, please tell us.