The Federal Trade Commission asks publishers to be upfront about financial relationships that could affect how content reads. Here is ours, in full.
This page carries no purchase link, checkout, or ordering path to Gelagen, from any storefront. Given the formula inconsistencies, unclear company ownership, and documented complaints detailed in our dossier, we chose not to monetize a link to the product this page is about.
This page participates in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program. Where we link to a listing for NOW Foods Biotin on Amazon, that link includes our Associates tag. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases made after clicking that link, at no additional cost to you. We do not control Amazon's pricing, stock, or seller behavior, and we do not receive advance payment or free product from any brand shown in that listing.
The affiliate link on this page is marked technically with rel="nofollow sponsored noopener" and opens in a new tab, so both browsers and search engines can identify it as a paid/affiliate relationship.
No company associated with Gelagen — its manufacturer, any claimed distributor, or any of the three storefronts named in our dossier — paid us, gave us free product, or reviewed this page before publication. Our dossier's conclusions were reached independently and are not for sale.
We link to a specific NOW Foods biotin listing because it's the one ingredient any Gelagen storefront disclosed an exact dose for (5,000mcg, on gelagenstore.com), letting a reader compare a transparently-labeled equivalent. We do not claim this is the best biotin product on the market generally — only that it discloses its dose, unlike most of what's in the panels we reviewed.
If anything about this disclosure is unclear, contact us at [email protected].