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Form SF-100 · Affiliate terms

Affiliate storefront terms

Plain English, and short on purpose. These are the rules the system actually applies to your storefront — not a wish list.

Last updated 2 August 2026

What you get, and what it costs

Who does what

BBA owns the product, the payment processing, and the customer relationship. You own the brand on the front and the pricing.

How you are paid

What you may not sell it as

Everything BBA sells is for laboratory research use only. It is not a medicine, not a supplement, and not for human or animal consumption. Your storefront has to say the same thing ours does.

No human-use marketing, anywhere on your storefront or in how you promote it. That means no dosing instructions, no weight-loss or body-composition claims, no before-and-afters, no treatment or therapeutic claims, no comparisons to prescription medicines, and nothing that implies a person is meant to take it.

This is the one rule with no warning attached. A storefront marketed for human use is disabled, and the setup fee is not refunded.

You are also responsible for your own compliance with the law where you and your buyers are. Selling anything through your storefront that BBA does not supply is not permitted.

Stock you buy and we hold

You can buy kits and leave them with us. We store those vials under your name and ship them to your buyers as they sell, for the per-order fee above. While your storefront is open and in good standing, that stock is yours.

If your storefront is closed for cause or you close it yourself, stock we are holding is not returned and not refunded. Please do not fund a bin larger than you intend to sell through.

Two things that are not the same as closing, and do not cost you stock:

If a product you have funded runs out, your listing keeps selling — we fill those orders from BBA's own stock at your markup instead, which earns you less per sale than your own stock does. Your dashboard says so plainly whenever that is happening.

Honesty about your listings

When you list stock as on hand, we take you at your word and your buyers pay for it immediately. If you sell what you cannot ship, that is your buyer and your problem to fix — and repeatedly doing it is grounds for closing the storefront.

Ending it

Questions about any of this before you sign up? Ask us — we would rather answer it now than argue about it later.