Affiliate disclosure
Canada Peptide Guide includes labelled affiliate links to legal, over-the-counter products such as collagen supplements and cosmetic peptide serums. If you buy through one of those links, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.
As an Amazon Associate, Canada Peptide Guide earns from qualifying purchases.
What this means
An affiliate link is a tracking link. If you use it to buy a product, the retailer may pay us a commission. That is a material connection under the Competition Bureau's influencer marketing guidance, so we disclose it clearly on every page that contains such a link, not only on this page.
What we will and will not link to
- We may link to legal, over-the-counter products sold in Canada, such as oral collagen peptide supplements that carry a Health Canada NPN, and topical cosmetic peptide products (for example serums with GHK-Cu, Matrixyl or Argireline) sold by retailers such as Amazon.ca or Canadian shops.
- We will never link to, review, or promote sellers of unauthorized or “research use only” peptides. Health Canada says it is illegal to sell, advertise or distribute those products.
- We will not add affiliate or referral links that advertise a specific prescription drug to the public (for example “get semaglutide” or “get Ozempic online”). Canadian rules limit public advertising of prescription drugs to name, price and quantity, and do not allow claims about therapeutic use.
How links are labelled
Every product box includes this identification: “As an Amazon Associate, Canada Peptide Guide earns from qualifying purchases.” The box also links to this page. Links use rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" and open in a new tab.
Editorial independence
Commissions will not change our evidence ratings, legal-status summaries or source lists. We do not accept payment to alter those judgments. Product mentions are not endorsements, and nothing on this site is medical advice. See our about page and disclaimer.