Affiliate Disclosure Guidelines
Vylara Labs LLC · These guidelines form part of the Affiliate Agreement · Questions: affiliates@vylaralabs.com
These guidelines tell you exactly what you can say, what you cannot say, and how to disclose your affiliate relationship. They apply to every piece of content where your Vylara Labs affiliate code or tracking link appears — Instagram posts, TikTok videos, YouTube content, podcasts, newsletters, Substack posts, DMs, and anything else.
The short version: share your genuine experience, always disclose, never make medical claims.
Why These Rules Exist
Peptide research products occupy a specific regulatory context. Vylara Labs sells products for research purposes only. Content that implies therapeutic use — that products treat, prevent, cure, or diagnose any condition — creates legal and regulatory exposure for both Vylara Labs and you personally. These rules protect both parties.
Required Disclosure Language
You must disclose your affiliate relationship in every piece of content where your code or link appears. There are no exceptions.
For social posts (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook)
Use this:
#ad — I’m a Vylara Labs affiliate. Use code [YOURCODE] for 10% off at vylaralabs.com. For research use only. Not medical advice — consult your healthcare provider.
For podcast read-outs
Use this:
This episode is supported by Vylara Labs. I’ve been researching their peptide products and I’m genuinely impressed with the quality. Use the code [YOURCODE] at vylaralabs.com for 10% off your order. Products are sold for research purposes only.
For YouTube / video content
Use this:
This video contains affiliate links. I’m a Vylara Labs partner — use code [YOURCODE] for 10% off. Products are for research use only and this is not medical advice.
For newsletters / Substack
Use this:
Affiliate disclosure: I earn commission if you purchase using my code [YOURCODE]. Vylara Labs products are sold for research purposes only.
What You Can Say
✓ ALLOWED
- Share your personal experience and observations: “I’ve been researching BPC-157 for the past three months and here’s what I’ve noticed…”
- Discuss general mechanisms in educational terms: “BPC-157 is studied for its role in tissue repair pathways”
- Reference published research: “There’s interesting research on this compound’s effect on collagen synthesis”
- Show product packaging and reconstitution process in a research context
- Use language like: “I’m researching”, “I’m exploring”, “in my protocol”, “I’ve been experimenting with”
- Discuss quality, sourcing, and purity of research compounds
- Compare pricing against other research suppliers
- Share your affiliate code and the 10% customer discount
What You Cannot Say
✗ NOT ALLOWED
- Make therapeutic claims: “This treats inflammation”, “cures injuries”, “prevents ageing”, “helps with [condition]”
- Recommend specific dosages or protocols to your audience: “Take X mg every Y days”
- Frame products as alternatives to prescribed medication: “instead of Ozempic, try…”
- Name specific prescription drugs by brand name in comparison
- Publish before/after photos that imply guaranteed outcomes
- Direct content at people under 18 or use platforms predominantly used by minors
- Run paid advertising on Meta, TikTok, Google, or any other platform pointing to Vylara Labs
- Post your code to coupon sites, deal subreddits, Telegram deal groups, or Honey/RetailMeNot
- Claim or imply that products are approved by Health Canada, the FDA, or any other regulatory body
- Share wholesale pricing, your commission rate, or any internal Vylara Labs information
Side-by-Side Examples
Talking about a peptide’s effects
✓ COMPLIANT
“I’ve been researching BPC-157 over the past few months. There’s a growing body of literature on its role in tissue repair — I’ll link some papers below. Here’s what I’ve personally observed in my own research protocol…”
✗ NOT COMPLIANT
“BPC-157 completely healed my knee injury in 3 weeks. It’s basically a miracle peptide for recovery.”
Talking about weight loss peptides
✓ COMPLIANT
“Retatrutide is one of the most-researched GLP-1 receptor agonist compounds right now. I’ve been following the clinical literature closely — here’s what the research shows about its mechanism…”
✗ NOT COMPLIANT
“This is better than Ozempic and half the price. I lost 15 pounds in 6 weeks using Retatrutide from Vylara Labs.”
Recommending a product to a follower
✓ COMPLIANT
“I’d suggest doing your own research on the compounds that interest you and consulting with a healthcare provider who’s familiar with peptide research. I can share what I’ve been exploring personally.”
✗ NOT COMPLIANT
“For your situation I’d go with BPC-157 5mg, inject 250mcg twice a day for 6 weeks. That’s what worked for me.”
Platforms & Paid Advertising
You may promote Vylara Labs through organic content on any platform where you have a genuine audience. You may not run paid advertising of any kind — boosted posts, sponsored content, search ads, display ads — pointing to Vylara Labs products or pages. This applies to Meta (Facebook and Instagram), TikTok, Google, YouTube pre-rolls, and any other paid placement.
Content Monitoring
Vylara Labs reviews affiliate content periodically. If we identify non-compliant content we will contact you directly. We expect compliant content to be removed or corrected within 48 hours of notification. Repeated violations result in account suspension or termination as outlined in the Affiliate Agreement.
Questions
If you’re unsure whether something you want to post is compliant, email affiliates@vylaralabs.com before posting. We’d rather answer a question upfront than suspend an account after the fact.
