Affiliate Disclosure

How PillsCard Earns Revenue

PillsCard.com is a free drug information encyclopedia. To keep the service free, we earn revenue through affiliate partnerships with licensed online pharmacies and health product retailers.

When you click a "Buy" or "Where to Buy" link on a drug card and make a purchase, PillsCard may receive a small commission (typically 3-15%) from the retailer at no additional cost to you.

Our Affiliate Partners

We work with established affiliate networks including AWIN, Impact, CJ Affiliate, Amazon Associates, TradeDoubler, and Admitad. Through these networks, we partner with licensed pharmacies such as DOZ.pl, Gemini, DocMorris, Shop-Apotheke, iHerb, and others.

All linked pharmacies are licensed and authorized to sell medications in their respective jurisdictions.

Editorial Independence

Affiliate partnerships do NOT influence our editorial content. Drug information, side effects, interactions, contraindications, and all medical content is sourced from official government registries (EMA, URPL, openFDA) and is never altered for commercial purposes.

The order of pharmacies in the "Where to Buy" section is determined by price and availability, not by commission rates.

Prescription Drugs

In accordance with EU Directive 2001/83/EC and national legislation, PillsCard does NOT display affiliate "Buy" links for prescription-only (Rx) medications in countries where this is prohibited. Rx drug cards show information only, with a notice to consult your doctor.

FTC & EU Compliance

This disclosure is provided in compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines on affiliate marketing and EU consumer protection regulations.

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, contact us at: partners@pillscard.com