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Some links on CondomChart.com may be affiliate links. If you click one of those links and make a qualifying purchase, we may receive a commission or other compensation from the retailer, merchant or affiliate network. This does not normally increase the price you pay.
An affiliate link is a tracked link that can tell a merchant or affiliate network that a visitor arrived from CondomChart.com. If the visitor completes a qualifying purchase or other eligible action, the merchant may pay us a commission.
The tracking process can involve a referral identifier, cookie, attribution technology or another mechanism operated by the merchant or affiliate network. The exact tracking method and commission structure can differ between programs.
An affiliate relationship does not mean every product mentioned on this website is sponsored, endorsed by the manufacturer or purchased through an affiliate program. Many products, brands and dimensions are discussed solely because they are relevant to condom sizing, fit, measurement or consumer education.
CondomChart.com may earn revenue through affiliate commissions, referral fees, display advertising, sponsorships or other commercial arrangements. The exact monetization methods may change over time as the website develops.
We may receive a percentage of an eligible sale or a fixed referral payment after a qualifying purchase.
A merchant or service may pay for an eligible signup, referral or other qualifying action.
Separate advertising or sponsored placements may be used when clearly identified and appropriate.
In normal affiliate arrangements, clicking an affiliate link does not add a separate fee to your order. You typically pay the retailer’s current price, while the retailer or affiliate network pays the publisher a commission from its marketing budget.
Prices, discounts, shipping costs, taxes, subscription terms and retailer promotions can change independently of our affiliate relationship. Always confirm the final price and terms directly on the merchant’s checkout page before completing a purchase.
We do not control third-party pricing, stock, delivery times, discount codes, returns or payment processing unless a page explicitly states otherwise.
Commercial relationships should not control the factual conclusions on CondomChart.com. Our sizing guides, comparison tables, nominal-width explanations and measurement information are intended to be based on relevant product specifications, manufacturer information and suitable health or consumer sources.
We do not intend to rank a product higher simply because it offers a higher commission. A product may be included without an affiliate relationship, and an affiliate product may be criticized, excluded from a comparison or placed below a non-affiliate product when the available information supports that decision.
When current specifications conflict, our preferred approach is to disclose the conflict rather than choose the number that is more commercially convenient.
A disclosure may appear near the beginning of an article, near a group of product links, beside a recommendation or in another prominent location that makes the commercial relationship understandable before or around the relevant recommendation.
The exact wording may differ depending on context. A short disclosure can be appropriate when it clearly communicates the relationship. A more detailed explanation may be used when the arrangement is less obvious.
An Affiliate Disclosure page provides useful background, but a reader should not be expected to search through a legal page to discover that a specific recommendation is commercially connected.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s endorsement guidance emphasizes clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections. FTC guidance has also warned that burying a material connection in a general information page or behind an obscure link may be inadequate.
For that reason, our goal is to use page-level or recommendation-level disclosures where appropriate, while keeping this policy page as a fuller explanation of how affiliate relationships may work across the website.
The FTC’s Endorsement Guides explain that a material connection between an endorser and an advertiser should be disclosed when that connection could affect the weight or credibility a consumer gives the endorsement. Examples can include payment, free products, business relationships or other benefits.
FTC guidance also emphasizes that disclosures should be clear and conspicuous—that is, presented in a way ordinary consumers can notice and understand. Placement and prominence matter.
For current U.S. guidance, see the FTC Endorsement Guides Q&A and FTC Disclosures 101.
These links are provided as general regulatory resources and do not mean this page constitutes legal advice.
A recommendation may consider size range, nominal width, product shape, material, manufacturer specifications, local availability, product features, clarity of labeling and other factors relevant to the topic.
We may link to a retailer because it carries the product being discussed. That retailer may not be the cheapest seller and may not have permanent stock. Readers should compare price, shipping, returns and current availability independently before purchasing.
Product links are not a substitute for checking the manufacturer’s current package or official product specification. Condom dimensions can change, and retailer descriptions may occasionally be incomplete or outdated.
CondomChart.com covers sexual-health-adjacent topics, including condom fit, sizing, materials, breakage, slippage, expiration and correct use. Commercial relationships do not turn a product claim into medical evidence.
Health and safety information should be supported by appropriate authoritative sources where relevant. Manufacturer marketing can help describe a product, but it should not replace public-health guidance when the subject is correct condom use, STI prevention, pregnancy prevention or what to do after condom failure.
If a health concern requires individualized advice, consult an appropriate healthcare professional or sexual-health service rather than relying solely on a product recommendation.
If CondomChart.com accepts sponsored content, paid placement or another arrangement where compensation directly relates to publication or placement, we aim to label that relationship clearly.
Sponsored content should not be presented as independent editorial content when compensation materially affects how the content came to exist. A sponsorship label, paid-partnership notice or equivalent disclosure may be used depending on the format.
Sponsored status does not automatically mean a product is unsafe or poor quality. It simply gives readers important context about the commercial relationship.
If a brand provides a free product, sample, review unit or other benefit that could reasonably affect how readers evaluate a recommendation or review, that relationship should be disclosed.
Receiving a free product does not guarantee positive coverage. If a product does not match its published dimensions, has unclear labeling or raises another material concern, that issue may still be discussed.
Product names and trademarks such as Durex, Trojan, Magnum, SKYN, Okamoto, OKEY, RFSU, Manix, MY.SIZE and others may appear in our educational guides. Their appearance does not by itself mean that the brand sponsors, endorses or has an affiliate relationship with CondomChart.com.
Brand names are used to identify products and compare current published specifications. Unless explicitly stated, readers should not infer a partnership from the presence of a trademark, product image, size chart or outbound link.
Some affiliate links may lead to third-party retailers or marketplaces. Those sites operate under their own terms, privacy practices, pricing policies, availability rules and return procedures.
CondomChart.com does not control a third-party checkout page. Before ordering, review the merchant’s current product description, dimensions, delivery terms, seller identity, return policy and final price.
If a retailer’s measurement conflicts with the current manufacturer specification, the manufacturer’s technical information is generally the better starting point for product dimensions.
Affiliate networks and merchants may use cookies, referral IDs or similar technologies to attribute a purchase or other qualifying action to a referring website. The duration and technical details of that tracking depend on the third party.
Our separate privacy and cookie information should explain how this website handles relevant tracking technologies where applicable. Users should also review the privacy policies of third-party merchants they visit.
Affiliate relationships are not permanent. A merchant may change its commission rate, close a program, alter attribution rules or stop working with a publisher. We may also add or remove commercial relationships.
Because of those changes, a link that is non-affiliate today could become an affiliate link later, or an old affiliate link could stop generating compensation. The existence of a link should not be treated as proof of a permanent commercial relationship.
Prices and stock can change quickly. We may discuss a product or link to a retailer without guaranteeing that the product remains available at the same price, in the same pack size or in the same country.
A retailer may also use personalized prices, location-based inventory, subscription pricing, delivery charges or temporary promotions. Always rely on the final retailer page for current transaction terms.
A large part of CondomChart.com is designed to help readers understand condom width, nominal width, girth, length and fit. Those explanations should remain useful even when a page contains no affiliate link at all.
For example, our Condom Width Guide, Condom Measurement Guide for Beginners, How to Find Your Condom Fit and Does Condom Size Matter? are intended to provide educational context independent of any particular retailer.
An affiliate link or product mention does not guarantee that a condom will fit a particular person or meet every preference. Nominal width, length, material and shape vary, and individual fit must be confirmed in real use.
Product recommendations should be treated as starting points for comparison rather than personalized medical or fit prescriptions. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and appropriate sexual-health guidance.
A commercial relationship can be material when knowing about it could affect how a reader evaluates a recommendation. Affiliate commission is one example, but not the only one.
When such a relationship matters to the reader’s evaluation, our goal is to disclose it in a clear and understandable way.
If an affiliate product page contains an incorrect size, outdated specification or misleading statement, commercial status should not prevent correction. Accurate sizing information is especially important because users may rely on exact millimetre widths when comparing products.
When a manufacturer updates a specification, we may revise the related page, table or recommendation. Where a credible conflict cannot be resolved, we may disclose the discrepancy instead of presenting one number as certain.
If you have a question about whether a particular link, recommendation or page involves a commercial relationship, use the website’s contact method to ask for clarification.
We may update this Affiliate Disclosure as our monetization methods, affiliate programs, advertising relationships or applicable guidance change. The version displayed on this website should be treated as the current policy.
Product-comparison pages can contain several links close together, so disclosure placement matters. When a group of links may generate affiliate compensation, a concise notice near the beginning of that comparison can help readers understand the relationship before they evaluate the products.
A disclosure should not be hidden after dozens of recommendations, placed only in a footer, or written in language that makes the commercial relationship difficult to understand. The goal is practical transparency, not simply adding legal-sounding text somewhere on the page.
On mobile devices, the same principle still applies. A reader should not need to hunt through menus or open a separate policy page merely to discover that a product recommendation can generate compensation.
Linking to a retailer does not automatically mean CondomChart.com guarantees the product, seller or transaction. An affiliate link can be used simply because it gives readers a convenient place to inspect current product information or purchase availability.
Readers should independently check the product dimensions, material, expiry information, seller identity, delivery terms and return policy. This is particularly important for condoms because the same product name can appear in different pack sizes or markets with different descriptions.
If a retailer page conflicts with the current manufacturer page on an important specification such as nominal width, we prefer the manufacturer’s current technical information as the first reference.
CondomChart.com may be read in multiple countries. Advertising, endorsement, affiliate and consumer-protection rules can differ by jurisdiction. This page explains our general transparency approach and references FTC principles because they provide widely recognized guidance on material connections and clear disclosure.
A disclosure that is suitable in one legal context may not satisfy every local rule. Businesses, publishers and advertisers with specific compliance obligations should obtain appropriate professional advice for the countries in which they operate.
Our practical goal remains consistent across markets: readers should be able to recognize when compensation or another material commercial relationship could influence how they interpret a recommendation.
You may also want to review the site’s privacy, terms, editorial, advertising and methodology pages when available. For educational content, continue with the Condom Size Guide, Condom Width Comparison by Brand, Condom Measurement to Size Chart and Condom Expiration Guide.
A commercial link can support the site, but readers should be told about the relationship before it affects how they interpret a recommendation.
Educational content, comparisons and product links may appear on a page.
A material affiliate, sponsorship or free-product relationship should be made understandable to readers.
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