We pay people to recommend us. That's the plain version of a referral program, and it deserves a plain conversation, because the moment money is involved, a recommendation stops being purely a favour. Here's how we think about it, and how we'd like you to.
What the Program Actually Is
Referrals are a subscriber exclusive. When an active subscriber refers a friend and that friend completes a first successful purchase, the subscriber receives 1,000 points ($10) and the friend receives 500 points ($5). Every 100 points is worth $1.
The Conflict of Interest, Stated Plainly
A reward gives you a reason to recommend us that has nothing to do with whether the recommendation is right for your friend. We know that, and you should know that anyone reading a recommendation, from you or from anyone, can't tell what is motivating it. We'd rather name that than let it sit unspoken.
A Recommendation Driven by the Reward
"You need this," with no detail behind it, said mainly because a payout is attached to the outcome.
A Recommendation Driven by Fact
"Here's what's in it and why I take it," framed as your own experience, with no promise about what it will do for someone else.
When Not to Refer
If a friend takes regular medication, is managing a health condition, or is pregnant or breastfeeding, the best thing you can say is "ask your pharmacist first." If they're unsure, or only seem interested in the reward, it's fine not to refer them. We'd rather have fewer referrals than a recommendation that wasn't a good fit.
The Numbers, Stated Plainly
Referrals are a subscriber exclusive. An active subscriber receives 1,000 points ($10) once a referred friend completes a first successful purchase, and the friend receives 500 points ($5). Every 100 points is worth $1, redeemable for shipping, discounts or a free blister-pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Augmented NAC referral rewards work?
Active subscribers receive 1,000 points ($10) once a referred friend completes a first successful purchase, and the friend receives 500 points ($5).
Can non-subscribers refer friends?
Referral rewards are a subscriber exclusive.
What should I say when I recommend Augmented NAC?
Share facts about how it's made and your own experience as your own. Please don't make health promises or suggest it treats or prevents anything.
Should I recommend it to someone taking medication?
It's best to suggest they ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional first.
Share It the Way We'd Want to Hear It
If you'd like to become a subscriber and share Augmented NAC responsibly, you can start on the product page, with Subscribe & Save available.
Visit augmentednac.com.auDisclaimer: This is general information, not medical advice. Anyone with an existing health condition, or taking regular medication, should check with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplement.
