Affiliate TGA Guidelines

As a FutureLab affiliate, you’ll be promoting TGA-listed supplements in Australia. That means all content, posts, captions, videos, blogs, or ads must comply with Australian regulations under the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code (No. 2) 2018.

Focus on education, lifestyle, and wellness rather than personal benefits or outcomes. If you’re unsure whether your content is compliant, please check with us before publishing.

What You Can Do

You can speak to ingredients and their benefits — if done correctly

You can speak about the ingredients and specific product benefits, provided you are using the approved TGA indications for the specific product. You are permitted to reference individual ingredients and their general, well-recognised health benefits, provided:

You do not mention the ingredient in direct connection with the product.
The statement remains neutral, factual and non-therapeutic.
You don’t exaggerate the effect or personalise it.

For example: “Berberine is a natural compound that has been widely studied for its role in supporting healthy glucose metabolism.” Avoid: “This product contains Berberine which will help regulate your blood sugar.”

Use neutral, fact-based language about FutureLab or a specific product

“FutureLab is Australia’s #1 longevity supplement brand”
“FutureLab is a science-led range designed to support healthy ageing”
“The Berberine Complex aids glucose and carbohydrate metabolism” – product claims that match the TGA indication for this product.

Show the product in a neutral context

Feature the product front-on in all shots. It can be shown in lifestyle settings, on a shelf, in your gym bag, on your desk, etc. but without showing use or consumption.

Include this mandatory disclaimer in every post 

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use.

What You Can't Do

Don’t share personal experiences or testimonials

Avoid discussing your personal use or results with FutureLab products. Don’t say things like “I use this for better sleep,” “It helps me focus,” or “I feel less stressed when I take this.”
Stick to factual statements matching FutureLab’s official product descriptions. Don’t personalise benefits .If you’re unsure, ask us first.

Don’t show or suggest product use

Don’t show or mimic product use (e.g. swallowing, mixing, drinking).
Avoid “before and after” photos or demonstrations suggesting results from using the product.

Don’t make any therapeutic claims or mention serious diseases

Don’t make therapeutic claims, avoid saying products treat, prevent, or cure health conditions. Stick to FutureLab’s approved wording.
Don’t mention serious diseases or conditions like Alzheimer’s, cancer, diabetes, or depression.
Avoid hashtags implying therapeutic benefits (e.g. #AntiAging, #CureStress). Stick to neutral hashtags like #FutureLab, #HealthyLiving, or #Wellbeing.

Legal and Compliance Notice

As an affiliate, you are responsible for ensuring your content complies with Australian laws, including the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code.
FutureLab reserves the right to review, request edits, or remove any content that does not meet TGA requirements or brand standards.
Affiliates must not provide medical advice or imply that FutureLab products are suitable for everyone. Encourage consumers to seek advice from a healthcare professional.
These guidelines apply to promotions targeting Australian consumers. Affiliates outside Australia must also follow their local laws.
Non-compliance may lead to suspension or termination of your affiliate account and forfeiture of commissions.
Any reported reaction to a medicine (including via social media), such as dizziness or vomiting, must be reported to Melrose FutureLab as part of its pharmacovigilance responsibilities. This includes collecting: 1) an identifiable reporter (e.g. name, initials, or contact details), 2) an identifiable patient (e.g. initials, age, gender, or DOB), 3) the suspected medicine(s), and 4) the suspected reaction(s).