Tavita Partner Program

An affiliate program for nurses who already get asked about meds

Friends and followers already ask you whether two pills are OK to take together. Tavita is a free drug interaction checker and pill reminder you can point them to. Share it with your own code, give them 20% off their first year of Tavita Pro, and earn $15 for every annual subscriber.

Free to join · No follower minimum · No website needed · Paid by PayPal or Wise

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You already answer these questions for free

“Can I take this with my blood pressure pill?” You hear it at family dinners, in DMs, and under your videos. You can't give personal advice to everyone who asks, and you shouldn't try. What you can do is point people to a tool that helps them ask their own doctor or pharmacist better questions.

That's what Tavita does. People add their medications and supplements once, and the app checks them against a library of over 15,000 known interaction pairs: medicine with medicine, medicine with supplement, and supplement with supplement. It flags the combinations worth raising with their prescriber, then builds a daily schedule timed around when they wake, eat, and sleep, with a reminder for each dose.

The app is free and doesn't need an account, so the people you send there get something useful right away. The ones who want more upgrade to Tavita Pro, and that's when you earn.

The rules are the ones you already follow

Our partner terms read a lot like the way nurses are trained to talk about medications in public.

No diagnosing or dosing

Partners can't say the app diagnoses, treats, prevents, or cures anything, and can't give dosage advice. Tavita never does either. It sends people back to their clinician.

Disclose, every time

The FTC expects a clear disclosure wherever you share your code, like “#ad” or “I earn a commission if you subscribe with my code,” placed where people see it before they act.

No promised outcomes

You describe what the app does: it checks, flags, times, and reminds. Your dashboard has copy-ready wording that stays inside those lines.

Your employer's social media policy and your board's rules still apply, so check them before you post. The program never asks you to name your employer or show a license. Read the full partner program terms before you apply.

What it pays, and the honest math on $1,000

  • $15 for each annual subscriber and $3 for each monthly subscriber, paid once per subscriber.
  • Your audience pays $47.99 for their first year instead of $59.99, and the annual plan starts with a 3-day free trial.
  • Cash by PayPal or Wise on the 20th of each month once your cleared balance reaches $50. We cover the transfer fees.

So what would $1,000 in a month take? About 67 new annual subscribers that month, or 334 monthly ones. That's a lot of people, and we won't pretend otherwise. For most people this is a side stream that grows from advice you'd give anyway, not a second salary.

Want the full breakdown of tracking, clearing, and payout dates? It's all on the Tavita health app affiliate program page.

Pharmacists and dietitians are welcome too

If your work involves medications, supplements, or what people eat, your audience likely has the same questions. Pharmacists can point followers to a second check they can bring to the counter. Dietitians get an app that times supplements around meals (iron away from calcium, fat-soluble vitamins with food) and logs nutrition in the same place. Same program, same pay, same rules.

How to join

1

Apply in a couple of minutes

Tell us your name, where you post, and a sentence or two about who follows you. No media kit needed.

2

A real person reviews it

Usually within a few days. If it's a fit, you'll get an email to sign in and accept the partner terms.

3

Share your link and code

Your code goes live the moment you accept. Your dashboard shows every trial, purchase, and payout as it happens.

Questions nurses ask

How can I make an extra $1,000 a month as a nurse?

We can't promise you any amount, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Here's the math for this program: we pay $15 once for each annual subscriber and $3 once for each monthly subscriber. Reaching $1,000 in a single month would take about 67 new annual subscribers that month. For most people that's a stretch, so think of Tavita as one small extra alongside other work, not a second paycheck.

What are the easiest affiliate programs to get into?

Look for programs with no follower minimum, no fees, no website requirement, and no exclusivity. Ours has none of those barriers. You fill in a short form with a link to where you post, and a real person reviews it, usually within a few days. We do check that your channel is real and talks about health, because every approved code hands out a real discount.

Can I share my code with patients?

That depends on your employer, and many workplaces don't allow staff to earn money from what they recommend to patients. The program is built for your own audience: followers, subscribers, readers, and friends. If you mention Tavita at work, leave your code out unless your employer has cleared it.

Do I have to post as a nurse or show my license?

No. The application asks where you post and who follows you, not for credentials. Mentioning your license is up to you, within your employer's social media policy and your board's rules.

Is Tavita a medical device?

No. Tavita checks, flags, organizes, and reminds. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or give dosage advice, and its interaction checks are a second look to raise with a doctor or pharmacist, never a replacement for one.

When and how do I get paid?

A commission clears once the app store pays us for that sale: Google the month after the sale, Apple about five weeks after each of its fiscal months ends. Payouts go out on the 20th of each month by PayPal or Wise once your cleared balance reaches $50, and Tavita covers the transfer fees.

Get paid for the recommendation you already make

Free to join, no follower minimum. A real person reads every application.