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What this means in practice
- Where an article uses paid affiliate links, it identifies them conspicuously near the recommendations. Paid links are marked
rel="sponsored"in the page source. - Check the merchant’s current price and purchase terms before buying.
- We may earn a commission if you buy something after clicking one of those links.
What it does not mean
- We are not paid for placement, ranking or a favourable description.
- No brand reviews, approves or edits our pages before publication.
- We do not accept free product in exchange for coverage.
- A brand that pays higher commission does not rank above one that pays less. Our tables are ordered by the specification criteria stated in the piece.
Amazon Associates
A merchant source link is not a claim of affiliate affiliation. If a page contains qualifying Amazon affiliate links, it must clearly identify them and display the applicable Amazon Associate disclosure. Pages identified as non-affiliate do not earn commissions from their links.
Other programmes
We may also participate in other affiliate programmes. Where we do, the same disclosure applies: a commission may be earned, at no cost to you, and it does not affect what we list or how we describe it.
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