Affiliate disclosure.

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, Recovery Stack may earn a small commission. It costs you nothing extra. This is standard practice and we're not hiding it: every page that contains such links says so at the top.

Two kinds of content, two different rules

Protocol pages (sauna, cold immersion, massage gun...) carry a verdict Corentin personally tested for 3-4 weeks with tracked Garmin data, cross-checked against 2-3 peer-reviewed studies. That verdict is never for sale: an affiliate relationship does not change a protocol's rating, and if a brand's product underperforms, the page says so.

Review pages (gear guides, product comparisons) are different: they are built from manufacturer specs and community feedback. When Corentin has personally used a product, the page says which one, in a clearly marked "What I actually tested" block. When he hasn't, the page says "not personally tested". We never present an untested product as tested.

What we will never do

• Write a positive verdict because a brand pays for it
• Hide or downplay a real limitation to protect a commission
• Accept payment in exchange for a specific rating or ranking
• Present an untested review as a tested protocol verdict, or vice versa
• Display fake customer reviews or invented testimonials

Which programmes

Affiliate programmes currently in use: [TO COMPLETE: list each programme once joined, e.g. Amazon Associates (EU/UK), Hyperice, 2XU. Delete this line if none yet.]

Questions

Write to partnerships@recoverystackforall.com if you want more detail on a specific link or partnership.