Affiliate Programme

Peps Aussie runs an affiliate programme. If you write, film or post for an audience of researchers and you already point people toward suppliers, you can earn 20% of the product subtotal on every order placed through your link or code. Before the detail, the part most programmes bury: there are things you may not say, and they are not negotiable. Read the section below before you apply. It will save both of us time.

What you earn

• 20% of the product subtotal, calculated after any discount and excluding shipping and taxes.
• Credited when the order is placed through your referral link or your assigned coupon code and payment clears in full.
• Paid by bank transfer to an Australian account, monthly, once your balance reaches $50.
• Reversed on cancelled, refunded or charged-back orders, and on orders you place yourself.

On a Retatrutide 20mg vial that is roughly $40 a sale. We are not going to pretend it is life-changing money; it is a fair share of a real margin on a product people were going to buy anyway.

What you may not say

Everything we sell is supplied for scientific research and laboratory use only. That is the basis on which you would be promoting them. So, in any post, caption, video, comment or message carrying your link:

• No health or therapeutic claims. Nothing about treating, preventing, curing or improving any condition.
• No claims about weight, body composition, appetite, muscle, skin, hair or recovery.
• No before-and-after photos, progress shots, weight figures or personal results. Yours or anyone else’s.
• No dosing information. No quantities, schedules, cycles, protocols or instructions for administering anything to a person.
• No suggesting the products are for human consumption, and no describing them as medicines, drugs, treatments or supplements.
• , pharmacy endorsement, or that a product is a cheaper substitute for a prescription medicine.
• No invented reviews or testimonials.

You must also disclose that you earn a commission. A visible “affiliate” or “paid partnership” label on the content. That is Australian Consumer Law, not a house rule. If that list rules out the content you had in mind, this programme is not for you, and we would rather you found that out now. Breaching it ends your participation and forfeits commission on the orders it produced.

What you can say

Quite a lot, as it happens — because we publish evidence most suppliers do not.

• The compound, by name, and what the published literature examined.
• The measured purity figure, the laboratory that produced it, the analysis date and the batch number where one exists — all published on our certificates of analysis page.
• That the R3TA reports were run as a blind GLP-1 panel, and that five of eight certificates carry a verification code you can check at the issuing laboratory yourself.
• That stock is held in Australia and dispatched domestically with Express Post.
• That every product is supplied for laboratory research only.

Verifiable facts convert better than claims anyway, and they do not get anyone in trouble.

What you get

• A referral link and a dashboard showing clicks, orders and commission in real time.
• A coupon code, on request, if your audience responds better to a discount than a link.
• Product images and copy you can use as published.
• A direct line to us if you are unsure whether a piece of content is acceptable. Asking first is always cheaper than being removed afterwards.

How to join

Registration takes about a minute. You will be asked for your name, phone number, the channels you intend to promote on, and your payment details, and you will need to agree to the programme terms. Apply to join the affiliate programme → Already registered? Log in to your affiliate dashboard. The full affiliate programme terms set out commission, payment, prohibited content and our right to remove an account. They are short and worth reading. Questions: [email protected].