Who this program fits
Health, wellness, supplements, nutrition and fitness publishers that can follow product-claim and advertising rules carefully.
Where iHerb can fit
- Multiple supported affiliate networks
- 7-day cookie is documented in the current FAQ
- Large catalog makes deep-linking useful for niche content
Check these terms before you promote it
- Health content requires careful claim discipline
- Application approval is required
- Commission can vary by network, partner type and promotion
- Eligible countries and traffic sources.
- Whether paid search, email, coupon, trademark bidding or sub-affiliates are restricted.
- What event actually creates a payable commission and when it can be reversed.
Before you apply
- Open the current program page using the button on this page.
- Confirm the publisher type and countries currently accepted.
- Read the current qualifying event, attribution rules and promotion restrictions.
- Apply with a clear description of your site, audience and how the product fits your content.
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