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We are responsible for what is said about our products — including when someone else says it. That is not a legal technicality we resent; it is the same principle as publishing our halal standard. If our name is on it, we answer for it.

So this is the standard we ask every partner to hold. It is short, and we would rather lose a collaboration than bend it.

1. Say that we sent it

Disclose the relationship on every post, story, video and link. This applies whether we paid you, gave you product for free, or you earn commission — free product counts.

  • Put it at the start, not buried at the end of a wall of hashtags.
  • Use the same language as the rest of your post.
  • On video, say it out loud and put it on screen. Most people watch on mute, and most never expand the caption.
  • Plain words are fine: “ZMZM sent me this”, “paid partnership”, “affiliate link”.

2. Never make a health claim

Supplements and skincare cannot legally be described as treating, preventing or curing anything. Not ours, not anyone’s. This is the line that matters most.

Never say:

  • “Cured”, “healed”, “fixed” or “got rid of” any condition
  • “Treats”, “prevents” or “reverses” anything — anxiety, insomnia, hair loss, ageing, illness
  • “I stopped taking my medication”
  • “Clinically proven” or “FDA approved” — neither is true of any supplement, including ours

Fine to say, because it is your own experience stated as your own:

  • “I take this before bed as part of my night routine”
  • “It is alcohol-free and gelatin-free, and the capsule is plant cellulose”
  • “I like that the actual dose is printed on the label”
  • “They publish the sourcing questions they have not answered yet”

3. No results claims

If an endorsement shows a result, the law expects that result to be what an ordinary person can expect — or for the difference to be stated plainly. We are a young company. We cannot substantiate what is typical, because we do not yet have enough customers to know.

So the honest instruction is the simple one: no before-and-afters, and no outcome promises. Tell people what you use and why. That is enough.

4. Never call us certified

ZMZM Labs holds no third-party halal certification, and we say so openly on every product page. Please do not describe us as “halal certified”, “IFANCA approved” or “certified halal”, even as shorthand and even kindly meant.

What is accurate: formulated to halal standards — alcohol-free, gelatin-free, no pork derivatives. The full reasoning is on our halal standard page, and we would rather you linked to it than paraphrased it.

5. Say it if you did not like it

This is not a formality. If a product does not work for you, we would genuinely rather you said so publicly than said nothing. An honest “this was not for me” is worth more to the person reading it than a compliment, and it is worth more to us too.

We will not end a partnership over a bad review. We will end one over a dishonest good one.

If something goes wrong

If a post breaches this standard we will ask you to correct or remove it, and we will explain why. We are not looking to catch anyone out — most breaches are a phrase written quickly, not bad faith. Repeated or deliberate breaches end the partnership.

Questions

If you are unsure whether a phrasing is fine, ask before you post: affiliate@zmzmlabs.com. We would much rather answer a question than fix a post.