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Sifts Offer

Compliance, Paid Search & Messaging Policy

Affiliates promoting the Sifts offer must follow the compliance guidelines below to ensure all promotional content remains accurate, compliant, and aligned with FDA, FTC, and brand requirements.

These policies apply across all traffic sources, including:

  • Paid Social

  • Native Advertising

  • Display

  • Email

  • SMS

  • Influencer Marketing

  • Advertorials

  • Landing Pages

  • Video Content

  • Affiliate Reviews & Editorial Placements

Failure to comply with these policies may result in traffic being paused, commissions reversed, withheld payments, or removal from the offer.


🚫 Restricted Traffic Sources

The following traffic sources and promotional methods are prohibited unless explicitly approved in writing:

  • Google Search traffic

  • Search arbitrage campaigns

  • Misleading “health breakthrough” advertorials

  • Fake review sites

  • AI-generated testimonials or fake social proof

  • Native ads using prohibited health framing

  • Any campaign implying Sifts treats or prevents disease

Affiliates may not run campaigns that create the impression that Sifts is a medical treatment, detox product, or disease prevention supplement.


🔍 Paid Search Restrictions

❌ Brand Bidding & Search Restrictions

Affiliates may not:

  • Bid on “Sifts” branded terms

  • Run Google Search campaigns using the Sifts brand

  • Use search-driven advertorial funnels designed to capture disease-related intent

  • Use misleading search hooks related to medical conditions

Examples of prohibited search framing include:

  • “Microplastic detox”

  • “Flush plastics from your body”

  • “Protect your brain from microplastics”

  • “Remove plastics from blood”


⚠️ Core Messaging Policy

Sifts is a dietary supplement and must only be marketed within approved supplement compliance standards.

All claims must follow these foundational rules:

1. No Disease Claims

Affiliates may not state or imply that Sifts diagnoses, treats, cures, or prevents any disease or medical condition.

This includes references to:

  • Alzheimer’s

  • Dementia

  • Heart disease

  • Stroke

  • Cancer

  • Infertility

  • IBS

  • Leaky gut

  • Autoimmune conditions

Disease or organ references may only appear as environmental exposure context in approved long-form educational content.

2. Ingredient-Level Claims Only

Scientific studies referenced in marketing materials apply to ingredients, primarily chitosan, not to the finished Sifts product itself.

Affiliates must say:

  • “Chitosan, the key ingredient in Sifts, has been studied…”

  • “Research on chitosan observed…”

Affiliates may NOT say:

  • “Sifts is clinically proven”

  • “Scientifically proven formula”

  • “Clinically tested product”


3. Mechanism, Not Outcomes

Approved messaging should focus on digestive support and ingredient interaction within the gut.

Affiliates may discuss:

  • Gut-level support

  • Digestive elimination

  • Interaction with microplastic particles during digestion

  • Natural elimination processes

Affiliates may NOT promise:

  • Specific percentages

  • Quantified outcomes

  • Guaranteed results

  • Timelines or rapid effects


4. Stay in the Gut

Sifts is non-systemic and should only be discussed in relation to the digestive tract.

Affiliates may NOT claim benefits related to:

  • Blood

  • Brain

  • Heart

  • Liver

  • Kidneys

  • Skin

  • Mood

  • Sleep

  • Energy

  • Immune system

Examples of prohibited claims:

  • “Supports brain health”

  • “Protects cardiovascular health”

  • “Flushes plastics from your bloodstream”


✅ Approved Positioning

Approved positioning examples include:

  • Designed to support normal digestive elimination

  • Formulated with dietary fibers studied for interaction with microplastic particles in the gut

  • Supports the body’s natural digestive processes

  • Daily support for modern environmental exposure

  • Wellness support in the age of microplastics

  • At-home wellness supplement for digestive support

Approved phrasing should remain realistic, non-medical, and compliant with FDA and FTC standards.


🚫 Prohibited Claims & Language

Affiliates may NOT use the following claims or similar variations:

❌ Detox & Removal Claims

  • Removes microplastics from your body

  • Flushes plastics

  • Detoxifies your body

  • Cleanses your organs

  • Purifies your bloodstream

  • Clears plastics from blood or brain

❌ Medical & Disease Claims

  • Prevents Alzheimer’s

  • Protects against heart disease

  • Reduces inflammation

  • Improves fertility

  • Treats IBS or leaky gut

  • Supports immune health

❌ Establishment & Clinical Claims

  • Clinically proven

  • Scientifically proven

  • FDA approved

  • Doctor recommended

  • Medical grade

❌ Quantified Claims

Affiliates may not use study percentages or quantified outcomes in paid ads, including:

  • “45% more excretion”

  • “2x elimination”

  • “Nearly doubles removal”

Percentages may only appear in pre-approved long-form advertorial content with proper ingredient-level attribution and disclaimers.


📚 Study & Scientific Reference Guidelines

Affiliates may reference scientific studies only when:

  • The study is clearly attributed to chitosan, not the Sifts formula

  • The wording remains soft and non-definitive

  • Proper disclaimers are included

  • Claims remain digestive-focused

Approved phrasing examples:

  • “Chitosan has been studied in human trials.”

  • “Researchers observed an association with increased excretion of microplastic particles.”

  • “Research suggests dietary fibers may interact with microplastic particles during digestion.”

Affiliates may NOT:

  • Misrepresent study findings

  • Create fake citations

  • Imply Sifts itself was clinically tested

  • Use disease-study framing to imply prevention or treatment


📢 FTC Disclosure Requirements

Any material relationship with Sifts must be clearly disclosed.

Required examples include:

  • #ad

  • #siftspartner

  • “Paid partnership with Sifts”

Disclosures must be:

  • Clear

  • Visible

  • Easy to understand

  • Included near the claim itself

Hidden disclosures or vague tags such as “#partner” alone are not acceptable.


📰 Advertorial & Editorial Guidelines

Advertorials must not imply that Sifts:

  • Treats disease

  • Prevents illness

  • Protects organs

  • Reduces medical risk

Required advertorial elements:

  • Sponsored disclosure

  • Separation between environmental context and product discussion

  • Ingredient-level study attribution

  • FDA disclaimer

  • Material connection disclosure

The “Three-Buffer Rule” must be followed whenever discussing broader environmental-health context.

This means:

  1. Disease discussion and Sifts claims must remain physically separated

  2. No wording may connect Sifts to disease outcomes

  3. Proper disclaimers must appear within the same creative


📸 Creative & Brand Usage

Affiliates must:

  • Use only approved assets when available

  • Avoid exaggerated visuals

  • Avoid unrealistic “before and after” claims

  • Avoid medical imagery

  • Avoid organ illustrations next to the product

  • Avoid imagery implying systemic cleansing or detoxification

The total impression of the ad matters, including:

  • Copy

  • Visuals

  • Captions

  • Comments

  • Landing pages

  • Voiceovers

Even technically accurate copy may still violate policy if the overall presentation implies disease treatment or detoxification.


💬 Comments, Replies & DMs

Compliance rules apply equally to:

  • Social comments

  • DMs

  • Replies

  • Creator responses

  • Community management

Affiliates may not make claims in comments that would be prohibited in advertisements.


⚠️ Required FDA Disclaimer

The following disclaimer is required anywhere structure/function claims are made:

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

This disclaimer must appear clearly and in proximity to the claim.


🚨 Compliance Enforcement

Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in:

  • Immediate traffic pause

  • Commission reversals

  • Withheld payments

  • Removal from the offer

  • Escalation to network compliance review

Affiliates with questions regarding messaging, studies, traffic sources, or creative approvals should contact their GiddyUp Affiliate Manager or compliance@giddyup.io prior to launching campaigns.

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