Advertising, Sponsorship and Affiliate Policy

Nobody pays us for anything on AllergyNest. This page says what that means today, and sets out the rules we will follow if we ever accept advertising, sponsors, affiliate links or paid listings.

Today

• We show no advertising.
• We have no sponsors.
• We use no affiliate links.
• We sell no listings or placements.
• Nobody pays us to appear on the site or to shape what we publish.

Our pages also carry no ad tags, no tracking pixels and no social media pixels, and they set no cookies. See our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.

If any of this changes, the rules below apply.

Advertising

If we add advertising:

• Labels. Every ad will be clearly labeled “Advertisement” or “Sponsored”.
• Design. Ads will never be styled to look like our content.
• Placement. Ads will never appear on pages where people enter health details, and never inside a block that shows Google pollen data.
• No social media pixels. We will never use Meta, TikTok or similar social media pixels, with or without ads.
• Your choices first. Before we add any advertising cookies or tags, we will update our privacy policies and give you the choices the law requires on our privacy choices page. We will treat a Global Privacy Control signal from your browser as your request to opt out.

Sponsorship

If we accept sponsors:

• No editorial control. Sponsors will never write, review or approve our editorial content.
• Labels. Anything a sponsor pays for will be labeled “Sponsored”.
• No pollen data. Google pollen data will never be part of anything we sell to a sponsor. We show Google’s values only on our own web pages, never in a sponsor’s product, report or file.

Affiliate links

An affiliate link pays us a commission if you buy something after clicking it. If we add affiliate links:

• Disclosed at the link. We will disclose each one next to the link itself, not only on this page.
• Commissions don’t decide. Commissions will never decide which products we include, how we rank them or what we say about them.
• Health claims need evidence. We will make health claims about a product only when good evidence supports them. We will not say that a product treats or prevents allergies unless competent and reliable scientific evidence backs that claim.

The allergist directory

Our allergist directory went live on 19 October 2026:

• Free listings. Allergists are listed free, from public federal records.
• Sponsored placements. We don’t sell any placements yet. If we add them, each one will be labeled “Sponsored”. The price will be a flat fee set in advance. We will never charge per lead, per patient, or per call, including click-to-call.
• Order. Lists are in alphabetical order. Payment will never change the default order of results.
• No endorsements. We don’t recommend or endorse any specific clinician. A listing, free or paid, is not a recommendation.
• You contact clinics directly. We don’t book appointments or pass your details to a clinic.
• No pollen data. Google’s pollen values don’t appear in the directory or on clinic profiles.

Our editor and Aragil

Our editor, Ara Ohanian, also runs Aragil (aragil.com), a marketing agency that works with allergy practices. Aragil is a separate business from AllergyNest. To keep the two apart:

• Aragil clients get no special treatment in our editorial content or in the order of any directory.
• If we name or feature an Aragil client, we disclose the relationship on that page.
• A listing on AllergyNest will never depend on buying Aragil’s services, and Aragil’s services will never depend on a listing on AllergyNest.

Report a problem

If you see paid content that isn’t labeled, a disclosure that is missing, or anything that doesn’t match this page, email hello@allergynest.com with the subject “Correction”. Tell us the page address and what you saw. We will look into it and fix what’s wrong, as our corrections policy describes.