Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: November 1, 2026

Older Men’s Life earns money through affiliate links, and this page explains how that works and how it affects you.

What an affiliate link is

An affiliate link is a special link that tells a store which website sent you to it.

If you buy something after clicking one of these links, I may earn a small commission from the store.

You never pay more because you used my link, since the store pays the commission, not you.

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

This applies to every Amazon link on the site, including links inside articles, product lists, and comparison tables.

I may also join other affiliate programs, and the same rules on this page apply to all of them.

I recommend products only when I believe they would truly help an older man or the family who cares for him.

Commissions never decide what I recommend, how I rank products, or what I say about their strengths and weaknesses.

When I have not used a product myself, I say so plainly and base my view on research and trusted reviews.

No brand can pay to change my opinion, and I do not accept payment for positive reviews.

Every post that contains affiliate links carries a short notice near the top, before the first affiliate link appears.

That notice follows the endorsement guidance of the US Federal Trade Commission, which asks bloggers to disclose paid links clearly.

Affiliate commissions help pay for hosting, research, and the time it takes to write careful, useful articles.

They let me keep Older Men’s Life free to read for every man who needs it.

Thank you for supporting the site whenever you buy through one of these links.

If you have questions about any link or recommendation, email hello@oldermenslife.com, and I will answer honestly.

You can also read the general site disclaimer for the limits of the advice shared on Older Men’s Life.