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How PEMF Insider Makes Money
By Matt Hall, Founder and independent researcher
Written July 5, 2026Last updated July 5, 2026How we review
PEMF Insider is reader-supported. When you buy a device through a link on our site, the retailer may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and it is how we fund independent testing and writing instead of running ads or taking money from the brands we cover.
We want to be completely clear about what that does and does not change.
The wall between money and ratings
Our scores are decided first, on the rubric, before any link is added. The commission a company pays, or whether it has an affiliate program at all, plays no part in the score. Some of the devices we rate highly have no affiliate program, and some products we score poorly do. If the best choice for you is sold somewhere that pays us nothing, we will still send you there and earn nothing on that sale.
How we disclose
Every review page carries a plain-language disclosure near the top, above the first link, so you know before you click that a link may earn us a commission. We do not hide it in the footer or dress it up in fine print.
OlyLife
We cover OlyLife, which is sold through a network-marketing model, on exactly the same rubric as every other device. We review the product on its merits, we scrutinize its price and its claims, and we do not publish income-opportunity or recruitment content. A device being sold through a distributor network does not earn it a better score or a worse one. It gets the same honest treatment as everything else.
What we will not do
We do not accept payment for a good review. We do not let a company preview or approve our coverage. We do not run fake urgency, fake scarcity, or fabricated testimonials. If any of that ever changes, this page changes first.
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