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Affiliate Disclosure
Key takeaways
- Some links on this site may be affiliate links; if you buy through one, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
- Affiliate links are labeled where they appear and never change the schedules the planner produces or the guidance in our articles.
- Recommendations are chosen for relevance to the topic, not for commission.
What an affiliate link is
Where we recommend a relevant product — a vaccine record book, for example — the link may carry a tracking code. If you click it and make a purchase, the retailer pays us a small percentage of the sale. The price you pay is exactly the same as it would be otherwise.
Status: no affiliate links are live on the site today. This page describes the rules we hold ourselves to if and when that changes.
How we choose what to mention
Recommendations are based on relevance to the topic, not on commission. We keep product copy factual and avoid health claims. Affiliate links never change the schedules the planner produces or the guidance in our articles — the tool and every guide stay free regardless of whether you ever click a single link.
FTC disclosure
In keeping with U.S. Federal Trade Commission guidelines, we disclose this relationship clearly and label affiliate links wherever they appear. As an Amazon Associate (where applicable) we earn from qualifying purchases.
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