Disclaimer

Affiliate Disclosure

Fitness and Brawn is a participant in affiliate marketing programs, including partnerships with CrazyBulk, FanFuel, and other supplement and fitness brands. This means that if you click a link on our site and make a purchase, we may earn a commission — at no additional cost to you.

How This Works

When we link to a product, that link may contain a tracking code. If you make a purchase after clicking it, the retailer or brand pays us a small commission. This is a standard practice across the fitness and supplement content industry, and it's how we're able to keep producing free, in-depth content without a paywall or subscription.

Our Editorial Independence

Affiliate commissions do not influence which products we recommend or how we rate them. We do not accept payment in exchange for a positive review, and we do not let commission potential dictate our conclusions. If a product doesn't hold up to research or doesn't deliver on its claims, we say so commission or not.

How We Research and Evaluate Products

Our content is built on:

  • Ingredient and formulation research — reviewing publicly available research on the compounds and ingredients used in the products we cover
  • Manufacturer claims cross-checked against independent sources — comparing what a brand states against third-party research, regulatory filings, and customer-reported outcomes where available
  • Ongoing updates — revisiting and correcting our content as new information, pricing, or product formulations change

We do not use exaggerated or fabricated results, fictional personas, or manufactured “case studies” to support our recommendations. Where we reference outcomes or performance, we clearly indicate whether that reflects independent research, manufacturer claims, or aggregated user reports.

A Note on Legal Alternatives to Anabolic Steroids

Much of our content compares anabolic steroids (which are controlled substances, illegal to use without a prescription in most countries) against legal supplement alternatives marketed to mimic similar training benefits.

We cover the real compounds for educational and informational purposes, to explain what they are, how they work, and what risks they carry, not to encourage their use. Where we recommend a product, it is a legal, over-the-counter alternative, not the controlled substance itself.

Questions

If you have questions about a specific recommendation, an affiliate relationship, or anything else on this site, feel free to contact us.