Funding
How this register is funded
Some entries carry a paid enrollment link. You pay the same price either way, and a commission changes neither what we record nor where an entry appears.
In effect from September 1, 2026
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Some links here are paid
Treatment Registry is reader-supported. Some entries carry a paid enrollment link. If you enroll through one, we may earn a commission from that company. You pay the same price either way.
This is a material connection within the meaning of 16 CFR Part 255. We disclose it here, and next to every paid link at the point you see it, so it is clear before you act rather than after.
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Which companies pay us
These 27 companies have a commercial arrangement with us, through the Katalys affiliate network:
- Breeze Meds
- Care Bare Rx
- Synergy Rx
- CoreAge Rx
- Direct Meds
- Gala Health
- Oak
- Strut Health
- Pallas Health
- RxSpan MD
- Found
- HealthRX
- MEDGm
- Enhance MD
- bmiMD
- Eden
- SkinnyRx
- ShedRx
- Embody
- Wellorithm
- HumeCare+
- yourEra
- Trimi Health
- He & She MD
- Luvo Health
- SnagRx
- Collective
That covers 66 of 858 entries. The remaining 792 entries, across the other 336 companies, carry no paid link and earn us nothing.
Being unpaid is not a mark against a company here, and being paid is not a recommendation. Most companies in this register have no relationship with us at all and are recorded to exactly the same standard.
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What a commission never changes
It does not change what we record. Prices, terms, pharmacies, and dates are read the same way for every company. A company that pays us gets no advance sight of its entry, no approval over it, and no ability to have it removed.
It does not change where an entry appears. Tables sort by price or by date, and a paid entry holds exactly the position that sort gives it. We do not float paying companies upward.
There is nothing here for it to buy. This site publishes no score, no ranking, no badge, and no best-of list. A commission cannot influence a judgment that does not exist.
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Where paid links appear
- On an entry page, beneath the price ladder, with the disclosure in the same block.
- In a card beside an entry on a wide screen.
- In a bar at the bottom of the screen on a phone, after you have scrolled past the price.
- In the last column of a table, marked “Paid link”.
- Occasionally in a panel when you click through to a company we have no arrangement with, offering one we do. It appears on a click, never on scroll or on leaving, at most three times in a visit, and never twice for the same company.
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Where they never appear
The change log, the data page and its downloads, the verification status page, how entries are recorded, and every policy page including this one carry no paid link and no interruption of any kind.
Those are the pages built to be quoted and linked. A page that sells to its reader stops being quoted, and citations are how a register like this earns its standing.
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How the arrangement works mechanically
Paid links run through our own address first, which records that a click happened and which page and module it came from, then forwards you to the company. That record tells us which parts of the site are useful. It carries nothing identifying about you, and the privacy notice sets out the whole of what is collected.
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What we would do if this conflicted
If recording something accurately would cost us a commission, we record it accurately. That is easy to write and worth writing down anyway, because the register’s only asset is that its figures can be checked. A price we shaded to protect an arrangement would take that away, and no commission is worth it. Our standards are in the code of conduct, written so they can be held against us.
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