Affiliate Guidelines

1. Share first-hand truth

• Try the product before endorsing it and speak only about your own honest experience.
• Do not make medical, treatment, cure, or guaranteed-outcome claims.
• Do not claim scientific proof that MCRDSE has not supplied or approved.
• Send technical, ingredient, dosing, and certificate questions to the MCRDSE team rather than guessing.

2. Disclose the relationship

Whenever you mention MCRDSE after receiving commission, free product, discounts, or another benefit, make that relationship clear where people can easily see or hear it.

• Use plain language such as “I earn a commission from purchases through my link”, #ad, or #sponsored.
• Place the disclosure with the endorsement—not only in your bio, at the bottom of a long caption, or behind “more.”
• For video, include the disclosure in the video; for live content, repeat it periodically.

See the FTC’s disclosure guidance for influencers.

3. Protect the audience and the brand

• Follow the rules of each platform and use MCRDSE’s current platform-safe public language.
• Do not spam, impersonate MCRDSE, use deceptive ads, or make false urgency or scarcity claims.
• Do not place codes on coupon, cashback, or code-aggregation sites without written approval.
• Do not use self-referrals, fake orders, manipulated traffic, or other attempts to manufacture commission.
• Do not bid on MCRDSE brand terms or present a page or account as an official MCRDSE property without written approval.

4. How commission and attribution work

• The current cash creator rate is 15%, paid on eligible paid, non-refunded orders that carry your active code.
• Your referral link stores the code in that shopper’s browser for up to 30 days. Browser privacy settings, cleared storage, or another code can change attribution.
• A referral does not permanently assign every future code-free purchase by that customer to you. Future orders must still carry your code.
• Refunded, disputed, fraudulent, test, canceled, or otherwise ineligible orders do not earn commission. If another discount supersedes the affiliate code, the order may not be attributed.
• Commission has no posting quota and no earnings cap while the code is active and the account remains in good standing.

5. Good standing and enforcement

MCRDSE may pause or disable a code when these guidelines are broken, fraud or audience harm is suspected, or applicable law or platform rules require it. Ordinary correctable issues may receive a request to fix or remove the content. Fraud, deceptive claims, repeated violations, or serious safety concerns may result in immediate suspension.

Disabling a code stops new attribution. Valid commission already earned on eligible orders remains in the ledger and is handled through the normal payout process.

Questions or approvals

Not sure whether a claim, ad, placement, or campaign is okay? Ask first: [email protected]. We would rather help shape a strong post than repair a risky one afterward.