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# PINEAPPLE PRODUCTS INC.
# AFFILIATE PROGRAM TERMS AND CONDITIONS

**DRAFT — FOR REVIEW BY COUNSEL — NOT FOR EXECUTION**

These Affiliate Program Terms and Conditions (together with all Schedules and Exhibits incorporated by reference, this "Agreement") are a binding agreement between **Pineapple Products Inc.**, a Florida corporation with a principal business address of 13423 Blanco Rd PMB 8024, San Antonio, TX 78216 ("Pineapple" or the "Company"), and the person or entity that applies for, accepts, or participates in the Program ("Affiliate"). By clicking to accept these terms, submitting an application to the Program, or accessing tracking links, creative, or any other Program resources (including within the Everflow platform), Affiliate accepts and agrees to be bound by this Agreement in its entirety. The "Effective Date" is the date Affiliate first accepts this Agreement or first participates in the Program, whichever is earlier. Pineapple and Affiliate are each a "Party" and together the "Parties." If you are accepting on behalf of an entity, you represent that you are authorized to bind that entity, and "Affiliate" refers to that entity.

## RECITALS

A. Pineapple develops, markets, and sells dietary supplement products under one or more brands owned or operated by Pineapple (collectively, the "Products").

B. Affiliate desires to promote one or more Products in exchange for commission compensation, and Pineapple is willing to permit such promotion strictly on the terms of this Agreement.

C. The Parties acknowledge that the marketing of dietary supplements is subject to extensive regulation, including by the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA"), and that Pineapple's willingness to enter into this Agreement is expressly conditioned on Affiliate's strict compliance with the content-approval, claims, and disclosure requirements set forth herein.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are acknowledged, the Parties agree as follows:

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## 1. STRUCTURE OF THIS AGREEMENT; DEFINITIONS

**1.1 Incorporated Documents.** The following documents are incorporated into and form part of this Agreement: Schedule A (Prohibited Claims & Practices); Schedule B (Disclosure & Brand Guidelines); Schedule C (Content Submission & Approval Policy); Exhibit A (Approved Claims Matrix, per Product); Exhibit B (Disclosure Templates by Platform); Exhibit C (Submission Procedures & Contacts); Exhibit D (Registered Promotional Properties, as submitted and maintained by Affiliate through the Program platform or as otherwise directed by Pineapple); Exhibit E (Commission Schedule & Attribution Rules, as published in the Program platform or otherwise made available by Pineapple); and Exhibit F (Statement of Disclosure Responsibilities). Schedules and Exhibits may be presented within this document, in the Program platform, or as separately provided documents, and are binding in any such form. In the event of a conflict, the body of this Agreement controls over a Schedule, and a Schedule controls over an Exhibit, except that a more restrictive provision controls over a less restrictive one with respect to Affiliate's promotional conduct.

**1.2 Independent Amendment of Schedules.** Pineapple may amend any Schedule or Exhibit at any time in its sole discretion by written notice to Affiliate (including by email to the address on file or by posting to Pineapple's affiliate portal with email notification). Amendments take effect seven (7) days after notice, except that amendments made to address a legal, regulatory, or advertising-platform development take effect immediately upon notice. Affiliate's continued participation in the Program after the effective date of an amendment constitutes acceptance. If Affiliate does not accept an amendment, its sole remedy is termination under Section 12.1.

**1.3 Definitions.** As used in this Agreement:

(a) **"Applicable Laws"** means all applicable federal, state, local, and foreign laws, rules, regulations, regulatory guidance, and orders, including without limitation: Section 5 of the FTC Act (15 U.S.C. § 45); the FTC's Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising (16 C.F.R. Part 255); the FTC's Rule on the Use of Consumer Reviews and Testimonials (16 C.F.R. Part 465); the FTC's Health Products Compliance Guidance; the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, including 21 C.F.R. § 101.93; the CAN-SPAM Act; the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ("TCPA"); the Telemarketing Sales Rule; the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act ("ROSCA") and state automatic-renewal laws; the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act; state unfair and deceptive acts and practices statutes; the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended; and, to the extent Affiliate directs promotion to persons outside the United States, the laws of each such jurisdiction.

(b) **"Approval ID"** means the unique written approval identifier issued by Pineapple for a specific final version of Promotional Content pursuant to Schedule C.

(c) **"Approved Claims Matrix"** means, for each Product, the document identified as Exhibit A setting forth the only claims Affiliate is permitted to make regarding that Product, together with any required qualifiers and disclaimers, as amended by Pineapple from time to time.

(d) **"Approved Content"** means a specific, final version of Promotional Content that Pineapple has approved in writing under Schedule C, bearing an Approval ID, and only for the specific channel, account, property, territory, and campaign identified in that approval.

(e) **"Clear and Conspicuous"** or **"Clearly and Conspicuously"** means that a required disclosure is difficult to miss (i.e., easily noticeable) and easily understandable by ordinary consumers, including in all of the following respects: (i) in any communication that is solely visual or solely audible, the disclosure must be made through the same means through which the communication is presented; (ii) in any communication made through both visual and audible means, such as a video, the disclosure must be presented simultaneously in both the visual and audible portions of the communication, even if the representation requiring the disclosure is made in only one means; (iii) a visual disclosure, by its size, contrast, location, the length of time it appears, and other characteristics, must stand out from any accompanying text or other visual elements so that it is easily noticed, read, and understood; (iv) an audible disclosure, including by telephone or streaming video, must be delivered in a volume, speed, and cadence sufficient for ordinary consumers to easily hear and understand it; (v) in any communication using an interactive electronic medium, such as the internet or software, the disclosure must be unavoidable; (vi) the disclosure must use diction and syntax understandable to ordinary consumers and must appear in each language in which the representation that requires the disclosure appears; (vii) the disclosure must comply with these requirements in each medium through which it is received, including all electronic devices and face-to-face communications; (viii) the disclosure must not be contradicted or mitigated by, or inconsistent with, anything else in the communication; and (ix) when the representation or sales practice targets a specific audience, "ordinary consumers" includes reasonable members of that group.

(f) **"Commissionable Sale"** means a completed retail sale of a Product to an end consumer that (i) is recorded and confirmed as a conversion in Pineapple's designated tracking platform (currently Everflow) through a valid postback attributed to Affiliate's assigned tracking link in accordance with the attribution rules in Exhibit E; (ii) is not refunded, charged back, cancelled, or reversed; (iii) is not determined by Pineapple in good faith to be fraudulent, invalid, self-dealing, incentivized, or generated in violation of this Agreement; and (iv) is not otherwise excluded under Exhibit E. No sale is a Commissionable Sale unless Affiliate used the tracking link assigned by Pineapple in advance of the promotion.

(g) **"Material Connection"** means any relationship between Affiliate (or any endorser used by Affiliate) and Pineapple that might materially affect the weight or credibility of an endorsement or promotional message and that would not reasonably be expected by consumers, including without limitation the payment of commissions, free products, or any other compensation or business or family relationship.

(h) **"Products"** means the dietary supplement products designated by Pineapple as available for promotion under the Program, as identified in Exhibit A or otherwise in writing by Pineapple, and marketed under Pineapple's brands.

(i) **"Program"** means Pineapple's affiliate marketing program governed by this Agreement.

(j) **"Prohibited Claim"** and **"Prohibited Practice"** mean, respectively, any claim and any practice identified as prohibited in Schedule A or in the applicable Approved Claims Matrix, together with any claim or practice that violates Applicable Laws.

(k) **"Promotional Content"** means any communication, in any format or medium, whether or not labeled as advertising, that markets, promotes, recommends, endorses, describes, reviews, compares, or refers to Pineapple, any Pineapple brand, any Product, or any Product's ingredients, benefits, performance, pricing, discounts, guarantees, testimonials, or offers. Promotional Content includes without limitation: websites, webpages, landing pages, presell pages, advertorials, and bridge pages; video sales letters ("VSLs"), videos, video scripts, thumbnails, titles, captions, subtitles, and descriptions; advertisements of every kind (search, social, native, display, connected TV, audio, or otherwise), including headlines, primary text, and creative assets; emails and email subject lines, from-lines, and preview text; social media posts, stories, reels, and profiles; comments, replies, and direct messages concerning any Product; podcasts, webinars, livestreams, interviews, and other audio or spoken content; sales calls and other live communications; blog posts, articles, FAQs, comparison charts, and review content; images, before/after depictions, and screenshots; content generated in whole or in part by artificial intelligence; and any translation, dub, voiceover, excerpt, edit, or derivative of any of the foregoing.

(l) **"Registered Property"** means a promotional property identified by Affiliate in Exhibit D pursuant to Section 2.3.

(m) **"Sub-Affiliate"** means any third party — including any downstream publisher, media buyer, influencer, content creator, agency, contractor, network, or sub-network participant — that Affiliate engages, directly or indirectly, to conduct or assist any promotion of the Products.

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## 2. ENROLLMENT; ELIGIBILITY; DISCLOSURE OF REGULATORY HISTORY

**2.1 Appointment; No Right to Promote.** Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Pineapple appoints Affiliate as a non-exclusive, independent affiliate authorized to promote the Products solely through Approved Content on Registered Properties. Affiliate acknowledges that it has no inherent or continuing right to promote the Products or to use Pineapple's names, brands, or materials; all such rights exist only to the extent expressly granted in this Agreement and may be limited, suspended, or revoked as provided herein.

**2.2 Regulatory History Disclosure.** As a condition of enrollment, Affiliate represents that it has disclosed to Pineapple in writing, prior to execution of this Agreement: (a) any federal or state judgment, order, consent decree, consent agreement, assurance of voluntary compliance, or settlement to which Affiliate or any of its principals, owners, or key personnel is or has been subject relating to advertising, marketing, consumer protection, data privacy, or telemarketing; and (b) any pending or, to Affiliate's knowledge, threatened investigation, inquiry, or enforcement action by the FTC, FDA, any state attorney general, or any other governmental or regulatory body relating to Affiliate's advertising or marketing activities. Affiliate shall notify Pineapple in writing within twenty-four (24) hours if any of the foregoing arises during the Term. Any false, misleading, or materially incomplete disclosure under this Section is grounds for immediate termination for cause and forfeiture under Section 11.6.

**2.3 Channel Registry.** Prior to any promotion, Affiliate shall identify in Exhibit D (through the Program platform or as otherwise directed by Pineapple) every promotional property Affiliate intends to use, including all domains and subdomains, websites, landing-page URLs or hosting accounts, advertising accounts (by platform and account identifier), social media profiles and handles (by platform), email sending domains and list descriptions, podcast or channel names, and any affiliate networks through which Affiliate operates. Affiliate shall update Exhibit D in writing before using any new property. Promotion of the Products through any property not listed in Exhibit D is prohibited and constitutes use of unapproved content, regardless of the content used.

**2.4 Accurate Enrollment Information.** Affiliate shall provide and maintain accurate, current legal-entity, ownership, tax, contact, and payment information, and shall notify Pineapple of any change within five (5) business days.

**2.5 Program Changes.** Pineapple may at any time, in its sole discretion and without liability to Affiliate: change the Products available for promotion; modify Product formulations, labeling, pricing, offers, guarantees, or funnels; discontinue any Product, brand, or offer; change or replace its tracking platform, links, or attribution technology (with reasonable transition notice); and modify or discontinue the Program itself, subject to payment of commissions on compliant Commissionable Sales confirmed before the effective date of the change. No such change gives rise to any claim by Affiliate, including for anticipated commissions, expenditures, or lost opportunity.

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## 3. CONTENT APPROVAL; THE APPROVAL GATE

**3.1 Universal Prior-Approval Requirement.** Affiliate shall not publish, distribute, send, broadcast, display, post, run, or otherwise use any Promotional Content, in any medium, unless and until Pineapple has affirmatively approved that specific, final Promotional Content in writing in accordance with Schedule C and issued an Approval ID for it. This requirement applies to every item of Promotional Content without exception, whether created by Affiliate, by Pineapple, by a Sub-Affiliate, or by any third party.

**3.2 Deemed Unapproved; No Approval by Silence or Conduct.** All Promotional Content is deemed unapproved unless and until affirmatively approved in writing. Without limiting the foregoing: (a) Pineapple's silence, delay, or failure to respond to a submission does not constitute approval; (b) no course of dealing, prior approval of similar or related material, or past tolerance of any content constitutes approval; (c) no oral statement of any Pineapple employee, contractor, or representative constitutes approval; and (d) Pineapple's payment of commissions on sales generated by particular content does not constitute approval of that content or waiver of any breach.

**3.3 Approval Attaches Only to the Final Version.** Approval applies only to the specific final version of the Promotional Content submitted and approved, as identified in the Approval ID record. Approval of a script, outline, concept, storyboard, or draft does not constitute approval of the finished production, and approval of a finished production does not extend to any thumbnail, title, caption, description, headline, subject line, or destination link not included in the approved submission. For video content, Affiliate must obtain approval of the full script before production and approval of the final production files (including video file, thumbnail, title, description, and captions) before publication.

**3.4 Approval of Components Is Not Approval of the Whole.** Pineapple's approval of individual components — including any image, claim, testimonial, disclosure, headline, or template element — does not constitute approval of any advertisement, page, email, or other assembled work that incorporates them. Each complete, final assembled work requires its own approval, and the overall net impression of the assembled work is subject to review notwithstanding prior approval of its parts.

**3.5 Content Approval Is Not Channel Approval.** Every approval is specific to the channel, platform, account, property, territory, campaign, and destination link identified in the Approval ID record. Approved Content may not be used on any other channel, platform, account, or property, or directed to any other territory or destination, without a separate approval. By way of illustration and not limitation, approval of a video for organic posting on an identified YouTube channel does not authorize its use in paid media on any platform, in email, on any other channel or account, or on any other website or domain.

**3.6 Material Changes Void Approval.** Any change to Approved Content voids the approval as to the changed version, and the changed version is unapproved content. Changes requiring re-approval include without limitation: any edit, cut, or extension; any added or altered commentary, claim, testimonial, statistic, or offer term; any new or changed thumbnail, title, headline, caption, subject line, or call to action; any change to the destination link or landing page; any translation, dub, or voiceover (including by artificial intelligence); any modification of on-screen text, graphics, or disclosures; and any migration to a different channel, account, or format.

**3.7 Sole Discretion; No Obligation to Approve; Revocability.** Pineapple may grant, deny, condition, limit, or revoke any approval at any time in its sole and absolute discretion, with or without cause, and without obligation to explain its decision. Grounds for revocation may include, without limitation, legal or regulatory developments or concerns, changes to a Product's formulation or labeling, advertising-platform policy changes or enforcement activity, consumer complaints, litigation risk, or Pineapple's changed business judgment; however, Pineapple is not required to establish that any content violates Applicable Laws in order to deny or revoke approval. Approvals are conditional, limited, non-transferable, and revocable, and nothing in this Agreement obligates Pineapple to approve any content or to make approval criteria available. Upon revocation, the affected content is unapproved content and Section 10 applies.

**3.8 No Reliance on Approval; No Assumption of Duty.** Pineapple's review and approval of Promotional Content is performed solely for Pineapple's own risk-screening purposes. Approval is not legal advice, is not a representation that the content complies with Applicable Laws, and does not shift to Pineapple any responsibility for the content or its distribution. Affiliate shall not rely on Pineapple's approval as evidence of compliance with Applicable Laws and shall not assert Pineapple's approval as a defense to, or as a basis to reduce, any obligation of Affiliate under this Agreement, including Affiliate's indemnification obligations under Section 15. As between the Parties, Affiliate remains solely responsible for its Promotional Content and promotional activity at all times.

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## 4. PERMITTED CLAIMS

**4.1 Approved Claims Matrix Only.** In all Promotional Content, Affiliate may make only those claims regarding a Product that appear in the then-current Approved Claims Matrix for that Product, subject to any qualifiers, disclaimers, and usage conditions stated in the Matrix. Affiliate shall not originate, adapt, extend, or "punch up" any efficacy, benefit, performance, safety, or health claim. Any paraphrase that materially strengthens an approved claim (for example, converting a claim that a Product "supports" a function into a claim that it "fixes," "cures," "eliminates," or "treats" a condition) is a Prohibited Claim.

**4.2 Substantiation.** Pineapple maintains substantiation for the claims in each Approved Claims Matrix. Affiliate may rely only on the Matrix itself and may not cite, characterize, or extrapolate from any study, ingredient literature, or other material to support any claim not in the Matrix.

**4.3 FDA Disclaimer.** Wherever any structure/function claim appears in Promotional Content, Affiliate shall include the FDA disclaimer required by 21 C.F.R. § 101.93, in the form and placement specified in Schedule B.

**4.4 Prohibited Claims.** Affiliate shall not make any Prohibited Claim. Schedule A's prohibitions apply to express claims, implied claims, and the overall net impression of any Promotional Content, in every language used.

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## 5. LIVE, SPOKEN, AND INTERACTIVE COMMUNICATIONS

**5.1 Live and Unscripted Promotion.** Affiliate shall not promote any Product in any live, unscripted, or interactive format — including podcasts, webinars, livestreams, spaces, interviews, in-person events, and telephone or video sales conversations — unless Pineapple has specifically authorized that format and appearance in writing. Where authorized: (a) Affiliate shall use only Pineapple-approved talking points and shall not materially deviate from them; (b) Affiliate shall record the communication where technically feasible and lawful; and (c) Affiliate shall retain and produce recordings or transcripts to Pineapple on demand under Section 9.

**5.2 Comments, Replies, and Direct Messages.** Affiliate acknowledges that comments, replies, and direct messages concerning any Product are Promotional Content. In responding to consumer questions or comments regarding any Product, Affiliate may use only responses from the Pineapple-approved response library (if provided) and otherwise shall respond only by directing the consumer to Pineapple's customer support. Affiliate shall not answer questions concerning health conditions, diseases, symptoms, drug interactions, dosing beyond label directions, or medical advice, and shall not confirm or imply that any Product treats, cures, prevents, or mitigates any disease or condition in any comment, reply, or message.

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## 6. PAID MEDIA; SEARCH; PLATFORM CONDUCT

**6.1 Paid Media Authorization.** Paid advertising of any kind is permitted only (a) on channels and platforms approved for Affiliate in writing, (b) through advertising accounts listed in Exhibit D, and (c) using Approved Content approved specifically for paid use on that platform and account.

**6.2 Full-Funnel Approval.** For any paid campaign, the complete funnel — each advertisement together with any presell page, advertorial, quiz, or bridge page and the destination landing page — must be submitted and approved as a unit. Approval of any element separately does not authorize the funnel.

**6.3 Advertising Account and Asset Separation.** Affiliate shall conduct all paid promotion exclusively through advertising accounts, pages, profiles, pixels, data sources, and domains owned and controlled by Affiliate and listed in Exhibit D. Affiliate shall not: (a) run traffic through, or request or accept access to, any advertising account, page, pixel, dataset, or domain owned by or associated with Pineapple or its brands; (b) represent to any advertising platform that Affiliate's accounts or properties are owned by, operated by, or affiliated with Pineapple beyond the existence of an independent affiliate relationship; or (c) take any action reasonably likely to cause an advertising platform to associate Affiliate's accounts or conduct with Pineapple's accounts, pages, pixels, or domains. Affiliate conduct that results in advertising-platform enforcement action against, or restriction of, any Pineapple account, page, pixel, or domain is a material breach and an indemnifiable Loss under Section 15.

**6.4 Search and Trademark Bidding.** Affiliate shall not: bid on, purchase, or target any keyword, search term, or audience consisting of or including any Pineapple brand name, Product name, or trademark, or any misspelling, variation, or translation thereof, whether alone or in combination with any other term (including "review," "reviews," "scam," "complaints," "coupon," "discount," or "buy"); use any such term in ad copy, display URLs, or extensions except as expressly approved; direct-link paid traffic to Pineapple's websites; or register, use, or traffic in any domain confusingly similar to any Pineapple brand or Product name.

**6.5 Coupon, Deal, and Discount Promotion.** Listing any Product or offer on coupon, deal, rebate, or cashback sites, and any creation or distribution of discount or promo codes, requires Pineapple's separate prior written approval. Unauthorized codes confer no discount and generate no commissions.

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## 7. EMAIL AND MESSAGING

**7.1 Email Channel Approval.** Email promotion requires channel approval under Section 3.5, and each email campaign — including the message body, subject line, from-line, preview text, sender identity, sending domain, and a description of the list and its source — must be approved before any send.

**7.2 Suppression List Workflow.** Prior to every email broadcast, without exception, Affiliate shall: (a) generate and include in the email Affiliate's own functioning unsubscribe link issued through Pineapple's designated tracking or suppression-management platform, which link both unsubscribes the recipient from Affiliate's list and adds the recipient to Pineapple's global suppression list; and (b) download the then-current global suppression list from the designated platform and scrub the sending list against it. Pineapple's suppression list is maintained on an always-current basis; Affiliate acknowledges that a suppression list downloaded before a prior broadcast is stale and may not be reused. Any send against a stale or unscrubbed list is a material breach.

**7.3 Consent and Records.** Affiliate shall send commercial email only to recipients who provided affirmative consent to receive email marketing from Affiliate. Affiliate shall maintain records evidencing each recipient's consent (including date, time, source URL or method, and IP address where collected online) for at least five (5) years and shall produce such records to Pineapple within forty-eight (48) hours of request. Affiliate shall not use harvested, scraped, purchased, appended, or dictionary-generated lists.

**7.4 Sending Standards.** All email must comply with the CAN-SPAM Act, including accurate header and routing information, non-deceptive from-lines and subject lines, a functioning unsubscribe mechanism honored promptly, a valid physical postal address, and clear identification as an advertisement where required. Affiliate shall scrub every send against the then-current FCC wireless domain list. Affiliate shall not use open proxies, botnets, relays, or falsified transmission paths.

**7.5 International Sends.** Affiliate may send to recipients outside the United States, provided that Affiliate is solely responsible for compliance with all laws of each recipient's jurisdiction (including, without limitation, CASL and the GDPR and ePrivacy rules where applicable) and shall indemnify the Pineapple Parties under Section 15 for any claim arising from any non-U.S. send.

**7.6 SMS and Text Messaging Prohibited.** Affiliate shall not promote any Product by SMS, MMS, RCS, or any other text or mobile messaging of any kind. This prohibition is absolute and admits no exception without a written amendment to this Agreement signed by Pineapple.

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## 8. SUB-AFFILIATES

**8.1 Prohibited Without Approval.** Affiliate shall not permit, engage, or compensate any Sub-Affiliate to promote any Product, and shall not distribute tracking links, creatives, or offer terms to any Sub-Affiliate, without Pineapple's prior written approval of that specific Sub-Affiliate.

**8.2 Identification and Vetting.** For each proposed Sub-Affiliate, Affiliate shall provide in writing the Sub-Affiliate's legal name, principals, contact information, promotional properties (which, upon approval, are added to Exhibit D), traffic types, and compliance history. Pineapple may condition approval on any vetting criteria it chooses, and unless Pineapple agrees otherwise in writing, no Sub-Affiliate may promote any Product unless it has operated for at least one hundred (100) days and generated at least one hundred (100) verified sales on a recognized network without material fraud, excessive chargebacks, or compliance incidents.

**8.3 Flow-Down.** Before any Sub-Affiliate promotes any Product, Affiliate shall bind that Sub-Affiliate in writing to obligations at least as restrictive as those imposed on Affiliate under this Agreement, including the approval gate of Section 3, the claims rules of Section 4 and Schedule A, the disclosure rules of Schedule B, the monitoring and evidence obligations of Section 9, and the takedown obligations of Section 10. Affiliate shall produce each such written agreement to Pineapple on demand.

**8.4 Approval Gate Applies.** All Sub-Affiliate content is Promotional Content subject to Section 3. Sub-Affiliate content must be submitted through Affiliate and approved before use, and all Sub-Affiliate properties must be listed in Exhibit D.

**8.5 Deemed Acts; Joint and Several Liability.** The acts and omissions of each Sub-Affiliate (and of each further downstream party engaged by a Sub-Affiliate) shall be deemed the acts and omissions of Affiliate for all purposes of this Agreement, regardless of contractual privity, and Affiliate shall be jointly and severally liable for all such acts and omissions, including for purposes of breach, termination, clawback, forfeiture, and indemnification.

**8.6 Removal on Demand.** Affiliate shall terminate any Sub-Affiliate's promotion of the Products immediately upon Pineapple's written notice, without any requirement that Pineapple state a reason.

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## 9. MONITORING; AUDIT; RECORDS; EVIDENCE ON DEMAND

**9.1 Monitoring Rights.** Pineapple may, but is not obligated to, monitor, review, test, mystery-shop, capture, and archive any of Affiliate's (or any Sub-Affiliate's) promotional activity at any time, with or without notice, including through third-party monitoring services and undisclosed identities. Pineapple maintains an affiliate compliance-review program under which promotional activity may be reviewed on an ongoing basis. No monitoring, or absence of monitoring, waives any right or shifts any responsibility to Pineapple.

**9.2 Evidence on Demand.** Within five (5) business days of Pineapple's written request (or such shorter period as Pineapple reasonably specifies in urgent circumstances, and except where this Agreement elsewhere specifies a shorter period for particular records, in which case the shorter period governs), Affiliate shall produce true and complete copies of any of the following relating to promotion of the Products: live URLs and archives of all Promotional Content; screenshots and screen recordings; scripts, final production files, and creative versions; advertising-account records, campaign settings, targeting parameters, and spend and placement reports; emails, send logs, list-source records, and consent records; landing pages and funnel configurations; traffic-source reports; the identity and properties of all Sub-Affiliates; recordings or transcripts under Section 5.1; disclosure-placement evidence; and Approval ID records. Failure to timely and completely produce requested materials is itself a material breach, independent of the compliance of the underlying activity.

**9.3 Records Retention.** Affiliate shall create and maintain complete records sufficient to demonstrate its compliance with this Agreement — including all Promotional Content as published, all Approval IDs, all consent records, and all disclosure evidence — for at least five (5) years after the content's last use, notwithstanding any termination of this Agreement.

**9.4 Disclosure-Responsibilities Acknowledgment.** As a condition of enrollment, and again upon any material amendment of Schedule B, Affiliate shall execute the Statement of Disclosure Responsibilities (Exhibit F) in the manner Pineapple directs (including by electronic signature or in-platform acknowledgment). In addition, before first use of any individual as an endorser or spokesperson in Promotional Content, Affiliate shall obtain that individual's signed Statement of Disclosure Responsibilities and shall retain it as a record under Section 9.3, producing it on demand under Section 9.2. Electronic signature suffices.

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## 10. TAKEDOWN

**10.1 Takedown on Notice.** Upon notice from Pineapple identifying any Promotional Content or promotional activity (a "Takedown Notice"), Affiliate shall: (a) immediately cease all new distribution, sending, posting, and publication of the identified content; (b) immediately pause all paid media running the identified content or driving traffic to it; (c) remove, delete, or disable all existing instances of the identified content as soon as technically possible, and in no event later than twenty-four (24) hours after the Takedown Notice; (d) confirm completion to Pineapple in writing, identifying each location from which the content was removed; and (e) identify in writing any instance that Affiliate contends cannot technically be removed, with an explanation.

**10.2 No Obligation to Justify.** Pineapple may issue a Takedown Notice for any reason or no reason, and its judgment is conclusive. A Takedown Notice does not require any showing that the content is unlawful or in breach.

**10.3 Consequences of Non-Compliance.** Failure to comply fully and timely with a Takedown Notice is a material breach and results in immediate suspension of Affiliate's account and tracking links and withholding of all unpaid amounts pending resolution, in addition to all other remedies.

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## 11. COMMISSIONS; PAYMENT; CLAWBACK; FORFEITURE

**11.1 Commissions.** Pineapple shall pay Affiliate commissions on Commissionable Sales at the rates and on the terms set forth in Exhibit E. Commissions are tracked exclusively through Pineapple's designated tracking platform, and Affiliate must use the tracking links assigned by Pineapple in advance of promotion. Pineapple has no obligation to pay commissions on sales that cannot be attributed through assigned links, and manual attribution is at Pineapple's discretion.

**11.2 Payment Terms.** Commissions are payable on a net-sixty (60) basis: commissions on Commissionable Sales confirmed during a calendar month are paid within sixty (60) days after the end of that month, subject to expiry of the applicable refund window and to the withholding rights in this Agreement. Pineapple may set and change a minimum payment threshold by notice or within the Program platform, with balances below the threshold rolling forward to the next payment cycle.

**11.3 Exclusions.** Unless expressly included in Exhibit E, no commissions are payable on: live or physical events; membership or subscription programs beyond the initial commissionable transaction as defined in Exhibit E; sales generated through unapproved content, unregistered properties, or unauthorized channels; and any transaction excluded under Exhibit E.

**11.4 Reversals and Clawback.** Commissions are automatically reversed on any sale that is refunded, charged back, cancelled, or determined by Pineapple in good faith to be fraudulent or invalid. In addition, no commission is or ever was earned on any sale attributable to promotion that breached this Agreement (including any use of unapproved content or any Prohibited Claim or Prohibited Practice), and Pineapple may reverse and recover all such amounts. Pineapple may recover reversed amounts by offset against any amounts otherwise owed to Affiliate and, to the extent of any shortfall, by direct demand, which Affiliate shall pay within fifteen (15) days.

**11.5 Withholding on Suspicion.** Pineapple may withhold any unpaid amounts, in whole or in part, immediately upon a reasonable, good-faith suspicion that Affiliate or any Sub-Affiliate has breached this Agreement or generated non-compliant, fraudulent, or invalid traffic, pending Pineapple's investigation. Pineapple shall release withheld amounts attributable to Commissionable Sales that it determines were compliant.

**11.6 Forfeiture; Liquidated Damages.** If Pineapple reasonably concludes that Affiliate or any Sub-Affiliate engaged in fraud, deception, material misrepresentation, use of unapproved content, or any Prohibited Claim or Prohibited Practice, Pineapple may retain all withheld and unpaid amounts as liquidated damages. The Parties acknowledge that Pineapple's losses from such conduct — including regulatory exposure, platform enforcement against Pineapple assets, refunds, chargebacks, reputational harm, and remediation costs — are real but difficult to quantify, and agree that retention of such amounts is a reasonable and proportionate estimate of loss and not a penalty. Retention of funds under this Section is in addition to, and not in lieu of, Pineapple's other remedies, including indemnification.

**11.7 Taxes.** Affiliate is responsible for all taxes on its commissions. Pineapple may require a completed IRS Form W-9 or W-8 series form as a condition of payment and may withhold where required by law.

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## 12. TERM; SUSPENSION; TERMINATION

**12.1 Term; Termination for Convenience.** This Agreement commences on the Effective Date and continues for one (1) year, renewing automatically for successive one-year terms unless terminated (collectively, the "Term"). Either Party may terminate this Agreement for convenience on thirty (30) days' written notice.

**12.2 Suspension.** Pineapple may immediately suspend Affiliate's participation — including deactivating tracking links, pausing approvals, and withholding payments under Section 11.5 — upon reasonable suspicion of any breach, pending investigation. Suspension is not an election of remedies.

**12.3 Termination for Cause.** Pineapple may terminate this Agreement immediately on written notice, with no opportunity to cure, upon any of the following: (a) use of any unapproved Promotional Content; (b) any Prohibited Claim, including any express or implied disease claim; (c) impersonation of Pineapple in violation of Section 13.4, including any lookalike website or fake official social media presence; (d) fraudulent, invalid, or manipulated traffic or transactions; (e) fake, fabricated, or unsubstantiated reviews, testimonials, or endorsements, or violation of 16 C.F.R. Part 465; (f) any failure to make required Material Connection disclosures other than an isolated, inadvertent lapse addressed under Section 12.4; (g) use of any undisclosed or unapproved Sub-Affiliate; (h) unauthorized paid search activity or trademark bidding in violation of Section 6.4; (i) failure to produce evidence under Section 9.2; (j) failure to comply with a Takedown Notice under Section 10; (k) false or materially incomplete disclosures under Section 2.2 or enrollment information under Section 2.4; (l) conduct that detracts from the good reputation of Pineapple, its brands, or the Products, or that generates consumer complaints that Pineapple in good faith considers significant; (m) conduct resulting in advertising-platform enforcement against any Pineapple account, page, pixel, or domain; (n) any breach of Sections 7 (Email), 13 (IP), or 18 (Confidentiality); (o) Affiliate's insolvency, assignment for the benefit of creditors, or bankruptcy filing; or (p) any other material breach of this Agreement.

**12.4 Limited Cure for Inadvertent Disclosure Lapses Only.** If Pineapple determines that Affiliate has committed an isolated, inadvertent failure to make a required Material Connection disclosure, Pineapple may (in lieu of immediate termination) give written notice; Affiliate shall cure the lapse within the period stated in the notice (not to exceed five (5) business days) and shall be deemed on written warning that any subsequent disclosure lapse will result in immediate termination. This Section is the only cure right under this Agreement. No cure opportunity exists for any other breach, including any Prohibited Claim or any use of unapproved content.

**12.5 Effect of Termination.** Upon expiration or termination for any reason: (a) all licenses granted to Affiliate terminate automatically; (b) Affiliate shall immediately cease all promotion of the Products and comply with Section 10 as though a Takedown Notice covering all Promotional Content had been issued; (c) within five (5) business days, Affiliate shall cease all use of Pineapple's marks and materials, destroy or return all Pineapple Confidential Information and creative assets, and certify in writing its completion of this clause (c) and of the removal required under clause (b); (d) no commissions accrue on post-termination sales except as expressly stated in Exhibit E; (e) commissions on compliant Commissionable Sales confirmed prior to termination remain payable on the normal net-sixty schedule, subject to Sections 11.4 through 11.6; and (f) Sections 3.8, 8.5, 9.2, 9.3, 11.4–11.7, 12.5, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22 survive, together with any other provision that by its nature should survive.

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## 13. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; LICENSE; ANTI-IMPERSONATION

**13.1 Limited License.** Subject to Affiliate's continuing compliance with this Agreement, Pineapple grants Affiliate a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable license, during the Term only, to use the Pineapple trademarks, brand names, product names, logos, and creative materials that Pineapple provides or approves, solely within Approved Content and solely for promotion of the Products under this Agreement. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. Affiliate acquires no ownership or goodwill in any Pineapple mark, and all goodwill arising from Affiliate's use inures solely to Pineapple.

**13.2 Mark Usage Restrictions.** Except as expressly approved in writing, Affiliate shall not: alter, recolor, recompose, animate, or create derivatives of any Pineapple mark, logo, or creative; resize or crop creative in a manner that changes its content or omits disclosures; use any Pineapple mark, Product name, or confusingly similar term or misspelling in any domain name, subdomain, URL path used as a brand signal, username, handle, page name, channel name, email from-line or sending domain, metatag, or hidden text; or use any Pineapple mark in connection with any content or context described as prohibited in Schedule A or Schedule B.

**13.3 Assignment of Affiliate-Created Content.** All Promotional Content created by or for Affiliate during the Term that references Pineapple, any Pineapple brand, or any Product — including scripts, videos, advertorials, emails, images, and ad creative, in all drafts and final versions — is hereby irrevocably assigned to Pineapple, effective upon creation, together with all intellectual-property rights therein, worldwide. To the extent any such rights do not vest in Pineapple by assignment, Affiliate grants Pineapple a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable, and transferable license to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, display, perform, and create derivatives of such content for any purpose. During the Term, Affiliate retains only the limited right to use such content as Approved Content in accordance with this Agreement. Affiliate shall secure all rights, waivers (including of moral rights), and releases from its personnel, contractors, endorsers, and licensors necessary to give full effect to this Section, and shall execute any documents Pineapple reasonably requests to confirm Pineapple's ownership. Affiliate shall not use, license, or repurpose any assigned content to promote any other product or business.

**13.4 Anti-Impersonation.** Affiliate shall not, directly or through any Sub-Affiliate or other person:

(a) create, register, operate, or use any website, webpage, landing page, presell page, checkout page, or other web property that replicates, imitates, or is confusingly similar to any website of Pineapple or any of its brands — including by copying or approximating its look and feel, layout, design, color scheme, logos, product imagery, checkout flow, or domain naming — or that a reasonable consumer could mistake for an official Pineapple property;

(b) create, register, operate, or use any social media profile, page, account, or channel on any platform (including TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, YouTube, and X) that poses as, appears to be, or could reasonably be mistaken for an official account of Pineapple or any of its brands, including through the use of any Pineapple brand name, Product name, logo, or product imagery in the profile name, handle, avatar, banner, or bio in a manner suggesting official status; or

(c) otherwise hold itself out as Pineapple, as a Pineapple brand, or as an agent, employee, or official representative of either.

Affiliate's promotional properties must be identifiable as independent of Pineapple. Upon Pineapple's written demand, Affiliate shall, within twenty-four (24) hours, delete, deactivate, or (at Pineapple's election) transfer to Pineapple any domain, website, profile, page, or account that Pineapple in good faith determines violates this Section. Affiliate consents to Pineapple's pursuit of platform impersonation and trademark reports, UDRP and equivalent domain-dispute proceedings, and any other remedy with respect to any such property, and Affiliate shall bear Pineapple's costs (including attorneys' fees) of any such action. Any violation of this Section is a material breach subject to immediate termination under Section 12.3(c), with no cure.

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## 14. REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES OF AFFILIATE

Affiliate represents, warrants, and covenants, as of the Effective Date and continuously throughout the Term, that:

**14.1** Affiliate has full power and authority to enter into and perform this Agreement; this Agreement is Affiliate's valid and binding obligation; and Affiliate's performance does not and will not conflict with any other agreement or obligation of Affiliate.

**14.2** Affiliate is and will remain in compliance with all Applicable Laws in connection with its promotion of the Products, and is solely responsible for compliance with the laws of any non-U.S. jurisdiction to which it directs promotion.

**14.3** Affiliate owns or has secured all rights, licenses, releases, and permissions in and to all content, music, footage, images, likenesses, names, and materials it uses in Promotional Content, and no Promotional Content will infringe, misappropriate, or violate any intellectual-property, publicity, privacy, or other right of any person.

**14.4** All Promotional Content used by Affiliate will be truthful, non-deceptive, substantiated as required by Section 4, and free of any content that is defamatory, obscene, harassing, discriminatory, or unlawful, and Affiliate will not promote the Products on or alongside properties featuring adult content, violence, hate, discrimination, illegal activity, or infringing material.

**14.5** Affiliate will not engage in, facilitate, or permit: incentivized clicks or purchases (except as expressly approved); cookie stuffing or dropping; forced clicks, forced redirects, or clickjacking; adware, spyware, toolbars, or browser hijacking; pop-ups or pop-unders spawned without user action; iframe, pixel, or attribution manipulation; use of open proxies or bot, emulator, or otherwise non-human traffic; traffic-source cloaking or misrepresentation; or any manipulation of Pineapple's tracking.

**14.6** Affiliate will display all Approved Content exactly as approved, without modification, and will not resize, crop, or reformat creative in any manner that alters content or omits any disclosure.

**14.7** Affiliate will notify Pineapple in writing within twenty-four (24) hours of any consumer complaint concerning Affiliate's promotion of the Products, and immediately upon any contact from any governmental or regulatory authority, advertising platform enforcement team, or self-regulatory body relating to such promotion.

**14.8** Affiliate actively monitors all persons and properties it uses in promotion, including any approved Sub-Affiliates, and maintains a current, publicly posted privacy policy that accurately describes its data practices.

**14.9** Neither Affiliate nor any of its principals is subject to any undisclosed order, decree, or investigation described in Section 2.2.

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## 15. INDEMNIFICATION

**15.1 Indemnity.** Affiliate shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Pineapple and its parent, subsidiary, and related entities, and their respective officers, directors, shareholders, members, employees, contractors, and agents (collectively, the "Pineapple Parties"), from and against any and all claims, actions, proceedings, investigations, demands, losses, liabilities, damages (whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive, or statutory), judgments, awards, settlements, fines, civil penalties, consumer redress, disgorgement, costs, and expenses (including reasonable attorneys' fees and expert costs) (collectively, "Losses") arising out of or relating to: (a) any Promotional Content used by Affiliate or any Sub-Affiliate, or any promotional method or activity of Affiliate or any Sub-Affiliate; (b) any use of unapproved content or any Prohibited Claim or Prohibited Practice; (c) any investigation, inquiry, or enforcement action by the FTC, FDA, any state attorney general, or any other governmental or regulatory body, to the extent arising from Affiliate's or any Sub-Affiliate's conduct; (d) any actual or alleged infringement, misappropriation, or violation of any intellectual-property, publicity, or privacy right; (e) any claim under CAN-SPAM, the TCPA, CASL, the GDPR, or any other communications, privacy, or data-protection law; (f) any act or omission of any Sub-Affiliate; (g) any violation of Section 13.4 (Anti-Impersonation); and (h) any breach of this Agreement, including any representation or warranty.

**15.2 Procedure; Control of Defense.** Pineapple shall have the right, at its election, to control the defense and settlement of any indemnified claim with counsel of its choosing, at Affiliate's expense; Affiliate shall cooperate fully. Affiliate shall not settle any indemnified claim without Pineapple's prior written consent, and no settlement may impose any non-monetary obligation on, or require any admission by, any Pineapple Party without that Party's prior written consent.

**15.3 Offset.** Pineapple may deduct from any amounts otherwise owed to Affiliate, without limit or cap, any Losses subject to indemnification under this Section and any defense costs reasonably incurred, as such Losses and costs accrue. Pineapple's offset right is in addition to all other remedies.

**15.4 Uncapped; Survival.** Affiliate's obligations under this Section 15 are not subject to any cap or limitation, are not limited by the availability or limits of any insurance, and survive termination of this Agreement.

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## 16. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

**16.1 Cap.** THE AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF THE PINEAPPLE PARTIES ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT, REGARDLESS OF THE FORM OF ACTION, SHALL NOT EXCEED THE TOTAL COMMISSIONS ACTUALLY PAID TO AFFILIATE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT IN THE THREE (3) CALENDAR MONTHS IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM.

**16.2 Exclusion of Damages.** IN NO EVENT SHALL ANY PINEAPPLE PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, LOST REVENUE, LOST DATA, OR LOSS OF GOODWILL, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY THEREOF.

**16.3 No Cap on Affiliate Obligations.** NOTHING IN THIS SECTION LIMITS AFFILIATE'S INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS, AFFILIATE'S LIABILITY FOR BREACH OF SECTIONS 13 OR 18, OR EITHER PARTY'S LIABILITY FOR FRAUD OR WILLFUL MISCONDUCT.

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## 17. INSURANCE

Pineapple does not require Affiliate to maintain insurance as a condition of enrollment. Pineapple reserves the right, however, to require any designated Affiliate, as a condition of continued participation, to obtain and maintain commercial general liability and/or media/errors-and-omissions insurance in commercially reasonable amounts specified by Pineapple, naming Pineapple as an additional insured, and to provide certificates of insurance on request. Any such requirement takes effect thirty (30) days after written notice.

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## 18. CONFIDENTIALITY

**18.1 Confidential Information.** "Confidential Information" means all non-public information disclosed by or on behalf of Pineapple or obtained by Affiliate in connection with the Program, including commission rates and terms, the contents of the Schedules and Exhibits, Approved Claims Matrices, creative libraries and swipe files, performance and conversion data, product and launch plans, customer information, supplier and vendor information, and the identity of other affiliates. Confidential Information does not include information that is or becomes public through no fault of Affiliate, was lawfully known to Affiliate without restriction before disclosure, or is independently developed without use of Confidential Information.

**18.2 Obligations.** Affiliate shall use Confidential Information solely to perform under this Agreement, shall not disclose it to any third party except to employees and advisors with a need to know who are bound by confidentiality obligations at least as protective, and shall protect it with at least reasonable care. Affiliate shall not use Confidential Information to solicit for, develop, or promote any competing product or program.

**18.3 Compelled Disclosure.** If compelled by law to disclose Confidential Information, Affiliate shall give Pineapple prompt written notice (where lawful) and reasonable cooperation to seek protective treatment, and shall disclose only what is legally required.

**18.4 Duration.** Affiliate's obligations under this Section survive termination for five (5) years, and indefinitely as to trade secrets and customer information.

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## 19. DATA PROTECTION

**19.1 No Customer Data by Default.** Affiliate shall not access, collect, or process any Pineapple customer data except as expressly authorized by Pineapple in writing. Suppression-list data provided under Section 7.2 may be used solely for scrubbing and for no other purpose, shall be protected as Confidential Information, and shall not be copied, sold, or disclosed.

**19.2 If Processing Occurs.** To the extent Affiliate processes any personal information in connection with the Program: Affiliate shall implement and maintain commercially reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards; use such information solely for the authorized purpose; not sell or share it; assist Pineapple with any data-subject request within thirty (30) days; notify Pineapple within forty-eight (48) hours of any actual or suspected security incident involving such information; delete or return such information upon request or upon termination; and permit Pineapple to audit compliance with this Section on reasonable notice.

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## 20. RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES; PUBLICITY

**20.1 Independent Contractors.** The Parties are independent contractors. Nothing in this Agreement creates any agency, partnership, joint venture, employment, franchise, or fiduciary relationship. Affiliate has no authority to bind Pineapple or to make any representation, warranty, or commitment on Pineapple's behalf, and shall not represent otherwise. Affiliate is solely responsible for its own expenses, personnel, and taxes.

**20.2 Publicity.** Affiliate shall not issue any press release or public statement regarding Pineapple, the Products, or this relationship, and shall not use Pineapple's name or marks in any client list, case study, or marketing of Affiliate's own services, without Pineapple's prior written approval in each instance.

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## 21. GOVERNING LAW; VENUE; DISPUTE RESOLUTION

**21.1 Governing Law.** This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.

**21.2 Exclusive Venue.** The Parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in Miami-Dade County, Florida for all disputes arising out of or relating to this Agreement, and waive any objection based on venue or forum non conveniens; provided that Pineapple may seek injunctive or other equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction anywhere in the world.

**21.3 Equitable Relief.** Affiliate acknowledges that any breach of Sections 3, 6.4, 10, 13, or 18 would cause Pineapple irreparable harm for which money damages are inadequate, and agrees that Pineapple is entitled to specific performance and to temporary, preliminary, and permanent injunctive relief without any requirement to post a bond or prove actual damages, in addition to all other remedies.

**21.4 Jury and Class Waivers.** EACH PARTY IRREVOCABLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY. ALL CLAIMS MUST BE BROUGHT IN A PARTY'S INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS, COLLECTIVE, OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING.

**21.5 Fees.** In any action or proceeding arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the prevailing party is entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys' fees and costs.

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## 22. GENERAL PROVISIONS

**22.1 Amendment.** Pineapple may amend this Agreement (including all Schedules and Exhibits) as provided in Section 1.2. No amendment proposed by Affiliate is effective unless in a writing signed by an authorized officer of Pineapple. No Pineapple employee or representative has authority to modify this Agreement orally.

**22.2 Entire Agreement; Supersession.** This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties regarding its subject matter and supersedes all prior and contemporaneous agreements, understandings, and communications, including any prior affiliate agreement or terms (including the Pineapple affiliate agreement dated 2022) previously applicable to Affiliate.

**22.3 Severability; Reformation.** If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, it shall be reformed to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable while preserving the Parties' intent, and the remainder of this Agreement remains in full force.

**22.4 No Waiver.** No failure or delay in exercising any right is a waiver of that right. A waiver is effective only if in writing and signed by the waiving Party, and only for the specific instance given.

**22.5 Assignment.** Affiliate may not assign or transfer this Agreement, by operation of law or otherwise (including by change of control), without Pineapple's prior written consent, and any attempted assignment without consent is void. Pineapple may assign this Agreement freely.

**22.6 Force Majeure.** Neither Party is liable for delay or failure to perform (other than payment obligations and Affiliate's compliance obligations under Sections 3, 10, and 13) caused by events beyond its reasonable control. Lack of funds is never force majeure.

**22.7 Notices.** Notices to Pineapple must be in writing and delivered by email to legal@pineapple.co or by mail to Pineapple Products Inc., 13423 Blanco Rd PMB 8024, San Antonio, TX 78216, and are effective on receipt. Notices to Affiliate may be given by email to the address on file or through Pineapple's affiliate portal and are effective when sent.

**22.8 Electronic Acceptance.** This Agreement is accepted electronically. Affiliate's click-through acceptance, application submission, or participation in the Program constitutes Affiliate's agreement to this Agreement with the same force and effect as a handwritten signature, and Pineapple's records of such acceptance are conclusive evidence of it.

**22.9 Construction.** Headings are for convenience only. "Including" means "including without limitation." This Agreement shall be construed as jointly drafted, without presumption against either Party.

**22.10 Survival.** The provisions identified in Section 12.5(f), and any other provision that by its nature should survive, survive termination or expiration of this Agreement.

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# SCHEDULE A
# PROHIBITED CLAIMS & PRACTICES
This Schedule A is incorporated into and forms part of this Agreement. Capitalized terms have the meanings given in the Master Agreement. Pineapple may amend this Schedule at any time as provided in Section 1.2 of the Master Agreement. **Any violation of this Schedule is a Prohibited Claim or Prohibited Practice, is a material breach, and is grounds for immediate termination for cause with no opportunity to cure, in addition to clawback, forfeiture, and all other remedies under the Master Agreement.**

The prohibitions in this Schedule apply to express claims, implied claims, and the overall net impression of any Promotional Content, in any medium and in every language used, whether the claim is made in words, images, product names, testimonials, storylines, comparisons, hashtags, or any other device.

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## A-1. DISEASE CLAIMS — ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION

**A-1.1** Affiliate shall not make any claim, express or implied, that any Product diagnoses, treats, cures, mitigates, or prevents any disease or class of diseases, or any sign or symptom of a disease.

**A-1.2** Consistent with the FDA's disease-claim criteria at 21 C.F.R. § 101.93(g), a prohibited disease claim can arise, without limitation, through any of the following devices, and Affiliate shall not use any of them to suggest a disease effect:

(a) claiming an effect on a specific disease or class of diseases (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, cancer, dementia, depression, erectile dysfunction as a disease state, benign prostatic hyperplasia, urinary incontinence as a medical condition, arthritis);

(b) claiming an effect on characteristic signs or symptoms of a disease, where the audience would understand the claim as a disease claim (e.g., "relieves joint pain and stiffness," "lowers blood sugar," "stops frequent nighttime urination caused by an enlarged prostate");

(c) claiming an effect on an abnormal condition associated with a natural state or process where the condition is uncommon or can cause significant harm (e.g., severe menopausal symptoms framed as a treatable disorder);

(d) using a product name, brand element, or imagery that suggests a disease effect;

(e) claiming that a Product is a substitute for, works like, is comparable to, or augments a drug or disease therapy, or that it treats side effects of a therapy;

(f) citing a publication or reference whose title or content suggests a disease use, or using "clinically proven" framing tied to a disease outcome;

(g) suggesting a disease effect through pictures, symbols, or vignettes (e.g., depicting a blood-pressure cuff, glucose meter, prescription bottle being discarded, or a doctor diagnosing a condition the Product then "resolves");

(h) claiming that the Product belongs to a class of products understood to diagnose, treat, or prevent disease (e.g., describing it as an "antibiotic," "antiviral," "antidepressant," "analgesic," or "vaccine alternative"), or otherwise using the words "disease" or "diseased" in connection with the Product's effects; or

(i) claiming an effect on the body's response to a disease or disease vector (e.g., "helps your body fight off infection").

**A-1.3** The net-impression rule governs: a narrative that stacks symptoms, attributes them to a named or strongly implied condition, and then presents the Product as the resolution is a disease claim even if no disease is ever named and even if each sentence in isolation is compliant.

**A-1.4** Illustrative prohibited formulations (non-exhaustive): "fights inflammation"; "cures," "treats," "heals," "reverses," or "prevents" any condition; "supports healthy blood sugar in diabetics"; "reduces joint and muscle pain"; "ends chronic constipation"; "fixes ED"; "shrinks the prostate"; "stops incontinence"; "clears arterial plaque"; "kills cancer cells"; "beats depression and anxiety." The Approved Claims Matrix for each Product contains the only permitted claims; anything not in the Matrix is prohibited.

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## A-2. STORY-BASED SELLING AND VSL RULES

**A-2.1** Story-based Promotional Content (including VSLs, advertorials, and testimonial narratives) must begin from, and maintain, a baseline of general health: the protagonist may seek improved wellness, energy, performance, or function, but may not be presented as suffering from, diagnosed with, or fearing a disease that the Product then addresses.

**A-2.2** Prohibited storylines and framings include, without limitation:

(a) miracle, magical, mystical, "forbidden," or "suppressed" breakthroughs, discoveries, or cures;

(b) claims or implications that results require no change in diet, exercise, or lifestyle, or "effortless," "overnight," "permanent," or "works for everyone" results;

(c) narratives of preventing death, escaping a terminal or degenerative diagnosis, or reversing disease;

(d) fear-based escalation that stacks worsening medical consequences (e.g., symptom → hospitalization → death) to drive purchase;

(e) conspiracy framings that "doctors," "Big Pharma," or "the government" are hiding the Product or its ingredients (general skepticism of over-medication is permissible only to the extent expressly reflected in Approved Content; claims of suppression of a cure are prohibited);

(f) presenting the Product as clinically or scientifically validated for an outcome not stated in the Approved Claims Matrix.

**A-2.3** The following words and framings are prohibited in all Promotional Content: "scientific breakthrough"; "miraculous cure"; "miracle"; "secret ingredient"; "secret formula"; "ancient remedy" (framed as therapeutic authority); "exclusive product" (framed as suppressed or medically unavailable); and materially similar superlatives that the FTC has identified as hallmarks of deceptive health advertising.

**A-2.4** Affiliate shall not use, depict, or fabricate: medical personas or credentials of any kind (real or implied) that the speaker does not actually hold; AI-generated or synthetic "doctors," clinicians, scientists, or experts; white-coat imagery, stethoscopes, clinical settings, or medical-authority staging around a spokesperson who is not a licensed professional speaking within approved talking points; fabricated institutions, studies, or research bodies; or fake authority figures of any kind. Any real licensed professional appearing in Promotional Content requires Pineapple's specific prior written approval of both the individual and every statement they make.

**A-2.5 Weight-Loss Claims.** For any Product positioned for weight management, in addition to all other provisions of this Schedule, Affiliate shall not claim, for any product a consumer takes orally or applies to the skin, that it: (a) causes weight loss of two pounds or more per week for a month or more without dieting or exercise; (b) causes substantial weight loss no matter what or how much the consumer eats; (c) causes permanent weight loss; (d) blocks the absorption of fat or calories to enable substantial weight loss; (e) safely enables loss of more than three pounds per week for more than four weeks; (f) causes substantial weight loss for all users; or (g) causes substantial weight loss by wearing it on the body or rubbing it into the skin. These framings are treated by the FTC as facially false for such products, and no substantiation argument permits them.

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## A-3. SAFETY CLAIMS

Affiliate shall not state or imply that any Product is "safe," "100% safe," "completely safe," "risk-free," has "no side effects," "cannot interact with medications," or is safe for any population (including pregnant or nursing women, children, or persons on medication), and shall not state or imply that a Product is safe because it is "natural." Affiliate shall not make any claim regarding drug interactions, contraindications, or dosing beyond label directions.

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## A-4. TESTIMONIALS, REVIEWS, AND ENDORSEMENTS

**A-4.1** Affiliate shall not use any testimonial or endorsement that is fabricated, not from a bona fide user of the Product, or that the endorser was not actually holding at the time it was given. Testimonials must reflect the honest opinions, findings, beliefs, and actual experience of the endorser.

**A-4.2** Testimonials conveying results must reflect results that consumers can generally expect and that are substantiated by competent and reliable scientific evidence. A "results not typical" or similar disclaimer does not cure a testimonial depicting atypical results.

**A-4.3** Any actor or paid performer portraying a consumer or delivering a testimonial-style narrative must be Clearly and Conspicuously disclosed (e.g., "Actor Portrayal"), and the underlying account must still be substantiated and consistent with the Approved Claims Matrix.

**A-4.4** Consistent with 16 C.F.R. Part 465, Affiliate shall not: create, purchase, or disseminate fake reviews or testimonials, including AI-generated reviews or reviews by non-existent persons or persons without actual experience with the Product; offer compensation or incentives conditioned on the sentiment of a review; misrepresent that any review site, ranking, or "best of" list it controls is independent; suppress, delete, or manipulate negative reviews on properties it controls while displaying positive ones in a way that misrepresents the displayed reviews; or misuse review indicators (stars, counts, badges).

**A-4.5** Affiliate shall not pose as a neutral or independent third party — including operating "review," "comparison," "ranking," or "watchdog" style sites or channels — without Clear and Conspicuous disclosure of its Material Connection to Pineapple, and in no event may Affiliate misrepresent that it has tested, ranked, or compared products it has not, or that its commission relationship does not influence its content.

**A-4.6** Before/after photographs, measurements, or depictions may be used only if specifically included in Approved Content, genuinely attributable to use of the Product, and reflective of typical, substantiated results.

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## A-5. FORMAT AND FUNNEL DECEPTIONS

**A-5.1** Affiliate shall not present Promotional Content in a format that imitates independent journalism or editorial content, including: fake news sites or articles; use of real news outlets' names, logos, trade dress, or mastheads; fictitious reporters, anchors, or bylines; or "advertorial" content lacking Clear and Conspicuous advertising disclosure.

**A-5.2** Affiliate shall not use "As Seen On," media logos, or press mentions without documented proof of genuine, non-paid coverage approved by Pineapple; shall not state or imply endorsement by any celebrity, public figure, physician, or institution that has not actually endorsed the Product with legal authorization; and shall not use deepfakes, voice clones, or AI renderings of any real person.

**A-5.3** No impersonation of Pineapple: Affiliate shall not operate lookalike websites, landing pages, or checkout pages confusingly similar to official Pineapple or brand properties, and shall not operate social media profiles or accounts posing as official Pineapple or brand accounts on any platform, as further specified in Section 13.4 of the Master Agreement.

**A-5.4** Affiliate shall not use: false scarcity or urgency (fabricated countdown timers, fake "only X left" inventory, expiring discounts that do not expire); fabricated "regular" prices, MSRPs, or strikethrough pricing not approved by Pineapple; blind offers that conceal what is being sold; or any misrepresentation of the offer's price, terms, guarantee, or billing structure. Affiliate shall not describe, enroll, or imply enrollment in any subscription, continuity, or negative-option program except strictly as presented in Approved Content, and shall not obscure any automatically renewing charge.

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## A-6. TRAFFIC AND TECHNICAL PROHIBITIONS

Affiliate shall not engage in, facilitate, or permit: cookie stuffing or cookie dropping without a genuine, user-initiated click; forced clicks, forced redirects, clickjacking, or auto-firing of tracking events; distribution or use of adware, spyware, toolbars, or browser extensions that inject, overwrite, or redirect traffic; pop-ups or pop-unders spawned without user action; iframe, pixel, postback, or attribution manipulation of any kind; bot, emulator, incentivized, or otherwise non-human or artificially induced traffic; use of open proxies, VPN farms, or falsified referrer data; cloaking, misrepresenting, or rotating traffic sources to defeat review; offer walls or incentive networks (unless expressly approved); or any other manipulation of Pineapple's tracking, attribution, or analytics. Brand-term bidding, trademark-variant bidding, trademark-plus-modifier bidding (including "review," "scam," "coupon"), direct-linking of paid traffic, and typosquatting are prohibited as provided in Section 6.4 of the Master Agreement.

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## A-7. CHANNEL VIOLATIONS

Affiliate shall not: send spam or any email or message in violation of Section 7 of the Master Agreement; promote by SMS or text message (prohibited absolutely under Section 7.6); use harvested, scraped, purchased, or appended lists; engage in unlawful telemarketing; promote on channels, accounts, or properties not registered in Exhibit D; or promote in any context described in Section 14.4 of the Master Agreement (adult content, violence, hate, discrimination, illegal activity, or infringing material).

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## A-8. SUBSTANTIATION STANDARD

All claims in Promotional Content must be supported by competent and reliable scientific evidence as described in the FTC's Health Products Compliance Guidance, meaning tests, analyses, research, or studies that have been conducted and evaluated in an objective manner by qualified persons and are generally accepted in the profession to yield accurate and reliable results, and that are sufficient in quality and quantity to substantiate the claim as made. Affiliate does not maintain and may not rely on its own substantiation: Affiliate may make only the claims in the Approved Claims Matrix, may rely only on Pineapple's substantiation for those claims as written, and shall not cite, characterize, summarize, or extrapolate from any study, ingredient monograph, article, or other material to support any claim not in the Matrix.

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*End of Schedule A. Violations of this Schedule are subject to Sections 10, 11.4–11.6, 12.2–12.3, and 15 of the Master Agreement.*

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# SCHEDULE B
# DISCLOSURE & BRAND GUIDELINES
This Schedule B is incorporated into and forms part of this Agreement. Capitalized terms have the meanings given in the Master Agreement, including "Clear and Conspicuous" / "Clearly and Conspicuously" (Section 1.3(e)) and "Material Connection" (Section 1.3(g)). Pineapple may amend this Schedule at any time as provided in Section 1.2 of the Master Agreement. Compliance with this Schedule is a condition of every approval; Promotional Content that omits, obscures, or contradicts a required disclosure is unapproved content regardless of any Approval ID.

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## B-1. MATERIAL-CONNECTION DISCLOSURE — THE STANDARD

**B-1.1 When Required.** Affiliate has a Material Connection to Pineapple. Every item of Promotional Content in which Affiliate (or any endorser) endorses, recommends, reviews, or promotes any Product must Clearly and Conspicuously disclose that Material Connection. The only exception is content that Pineapple has approved as brand-voice advertising — content presented unmistakably as an advertisement from the brand itself, with no endorser, reviewer, or apparent independent voice — and the availability of this exception for any given content is determined solely by Pineapple in the applicable Approval ID record. When in doubt, disclose.

**B-1.2 Placement Principles.** The disclosure must be: (a) placed before or immediately adjacent to the first promotional claim or affiliate link, and in close proximity to the claim it qualifies; (b) above the fold and viewable without scrolling, clicking, expanding, or hovering; (c) presented in the same means as the claim — visual claims require visual disclosure, audible claims require audible disclosure, and video requires both; (d) unavoidable in interactive media; (e) repeated as necessary so that no reasonable viewing path encounters the promotion without the disclosure; and (f) made in each language in which the content appears.

**B-1.3 Non-Compliant Methods.** The following never satisfy this Schedule: disclosure only via hyperlink (including "Disclosure," "Legal," or "About" pages); disclosure behind a "more," "see more," or truncation fold; pop-ups, tooltips, hovers, or interstitials; disclosure only in a video description where the claim is in the video itself; disclosure only at the end of content; disclosure in a font, color, contrast, size, speed, or position that renders it easy to miss; disclosure contradicted or undercut elsewhere in the content (e.g., "this is my honest, unsponsored opinion" alongside an affiliate link); and platform disclosure tools alone where the platform's label is ambiguous or easily missed, unless paired with an in-content disclosure.

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## B-2. APPROVED DISCLOSURE WORDING

**B-2.1 Approved.** The following formulations (and close equivalents approved in writing) satisfy the wording requirement when placed per B-1: "Ad"; "#ad"; "Advertisement"; "Sponsored by" or "Paid partnership with" followed by the applicable Pineapple brand name; "I earn a commission if you purchase through my link"; and the applicable brand name followed by "partner — I'm compensated for purchases made through this page."

**B-2.2 Not Sufficient.** The following do not satisfy this Schedule when used alone: "#partner"; "#collab"; "#sp"; "#spon"; "#ambassador"; "thanks to" followed by a brand name alone; "gifted"; a bare brand tag or mention; emoji or symbol shorthand; or any abbreviation, hashtag, or phrasing whose meaning an ordinary consumer would not immediately understand.

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## B-3. PLACEMENT RULES BY CHANNEL

**B-3.1 Websites, Blogs, Advertorials, and Presell Pages.** Disclosure at the top of the page before the first promotional claim or affiliate link, in body-text size or larger, plus repetition adjacent to each cluster of affiliate links on long-form pages. Advertorial-format pages must additionally carry a Clear and Conspicuous "ADVERTISEMENT" label at the top of the page.

**B-3.2 Video (including VSLs, YouTube, and all video ads).** All three of the following: (a) an on-screen superimposed disclosure of sufficient size, contrast, and duration to be read, appearing when the promotion begins; (b) a spoken disclosure near the start of the video and before any purchase call to action; and (c) a written disclosure in the first visible portion of the description or caption. For videos with mid-roll promotion of the Product, the on-screen and spoken disclosure must accompany the promotional segment itself.

**B-3.3 Short-Form and Ephemeral Content (stories, reels, shorts, snaps).** Disclosure superimposed on the content itself, legible against the background, on each story frame or segment that promotes the Product — not only the first. Platform paid-partnership labels must be enabled where available, in addition to (not instead of) the superimposed disclosure.

**B-3.4 Livestreams and Audio (podcasts, spaces).** Verbal disclosure at the start of the stream or episode segment promoting the Product, repeated at reasonable intervals during extended promotion (so that late-joining or mid-stream listeners hear it), and before each purchase call to action. Where a visual layer exists (livestream overlays, show notes), a written disclosure must also appear.

**B-3.5 Email.** Disclosure in the subject line or in the first text line of the body, before any promotional claim, in addition to all CAN-SPAM requirements under Section 7 of the Master Agreement (including advertisement identification, physical address, and functioning unsubscribe link).

**B-3.6 Paid Ads (search, social, native, display).** Use of the platform's paid-partnership or branded-content tool where available, plus in-creative disclosure where the ad format permits text. Native ads must be labeled so that the commercial nature is apparent before the consumer clicks. The disclosure obligations of this Schedule apply to the full approved funnel: ad, presell page, and landing page each carry their own required disclosures.

**B-3.7 Social Posts (feed posts, pinned posts, comments).** Disclosure at the beginning of the post caption, before any truncation fold. A disclosure that appears only after "…more" is non-compliant. Promotional statements made in Affiliate's own comments or replies carry the same disclosure obligation.

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## B-4. FDA STRUCTURE/FUNCTION DISCLAIMER

**B-4.1 Required Text.** Wherever any structure/function claim appears in Promotional Content, the following disclaimer must appear verbatim:

> *"These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."*

**B-4.2 Placement and Prominence.** The disclaimer must be: on the same page or within the same content as the claim; in legible type of reasonable prominence relative to the claims it qualifies; for video, displayed on screen for sufficient duration during or immediately following the claim segment (and in the description); for email, included in the body of the message; and never presented solely behind a link. The disclaimer does not cure a disease claim: content that violates Schedule A remains prohibited regardless of any disclaimer.

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## B-5. BRAND AND TRADEMARK USAGE

**B-5.1 Approved Assets Only.** Affiliate may use only the marks, logos, product names, product imagery, and brand assets that Pineapple provides or approves in writing, exactly as provided, within Approved Content. Current approved assets are made available through Pineapple's affiliate resources; anything not provided there requires specific approval.

**B-5.2 Prohibited Uses.** Without limiting Sections 13.2 and 13.4 of the Master Agreement, Affiliate shall not: alter, recolor, distort, animate, crop, or recompose any mark or logo; combine any Pineapple mark with Affiliate's own or any third party's marks in a manner implying a joint brand; use any mark or Product name (or confusingly similar variant or misspelling) in domains, subdomains, usernames, handles, page or channel names, email sending domains or from-lines, or app names; use marks in metatags or hidden text except as approved; present any property as an official Pineapple or brand property; or use marks or Products in connection with any content or context prohibited by Schedule A or Section 14.4 of the Master Agreement.

**B-5.3 Product Depiction.** Product images must be current, approved renders or photographs. Affiliate shall not depict altered labels, non-current packaging, fabricated bundles or pricing, or the Product alongside prescription drugs or medical devices in a manner implying equivalence.

**B-5.4 Independence Identification.** Affiliate's properties must be identifiable as independent of Pineapple, consistent with Section 13.4 of the Master Agreement.

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## B-6. STATEMENT OF DISCLOSURE RESPONSIBILITIES

The Statement of Disclosure Responsibilities (Exhibit F to the Master Agreement) summarizes the obligations of this Schedule in plain language. Affiliate must sign it at enrollment and upon any material amendment of this Schedule, and must obtain a signed Statement from each individual endorser or spokesperson before that individual's first appearance in Promotional Content, all as provided in Section 9.4 of the Master Agreement. Signed Statements are compliance records subject to Sections 9.2 and 9.3 of the Master Agreement.

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*End of Schedule B. Content that fails this Schedule is unapproved content, subject to Sections 10, 11.4, 12.3–12.4, and 15 of the Master Agreement. Section 12.4 of the Master Agreement provides the sole, limited cure path for an isolated, inadvertent disclosure lapse.*

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# SCHEDULE C
# CONTENT SUBMISSION & APPROVAL POLICY
This Schedule C is incorporated into and forms part of this Agreement. Capitalized terms have the meanings given in the Master Agreement. Pineapple may amend this Schedule at any time as provided in Section 1.2 of the Master Agreement. This Schedule sets out the exclusive process by which Promotional Content may be submitted for, and receive, approval under Section 3 of the Master Agreement. **Nothing in this Schedule creates any deemed approval, any obligation on Pineapple to approve any content or respond within any period, or any waiver of Section 3.2 of the Master Agreement.**

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## C-1. SUBMISSION

**C-1.1 Intake Channel.** All submissions must be made through the submission channel that Pineapple designates in writing or within the Program platform (and Pineapple may change the designated channel on notice). Submissions made by any other route — including by message to individual Pineapple personnel, in comment threads, or verbally — are not submissions and cannot result in approval.

**C-1.2 Submission Form.** Content must be submitted in final or near-final form. Each submission must include: (a) Affiliate's name and affiliate ID; (b) the Product; (c) the content format; (d) the intended channel, platform, specific account or property (which must appear in Exhibit D), territory, and campaign; (e) the destination URL or funnel path; (f) a list of every claim made in the content regarding the Product; (g) identification of the placement of each required disclosure under Schedule B; and (h) the complete content files. Incomplete submissions may be rejected without review.

**C-1.3 Video and VSL Content — Two-Stage Submission.** For any video content: (i) the complete final script must be submitted and approved before production begins; and (ii) the final production files — video file, thumbnail, title, description, captions, and any end cards or overlays — must be submitted and approved before publication. Script approval never authorizes publication.

**C-1.4 Paid Funnels — Unit Submission.** Any paid campaign must be submitted as a complete unit: each ad creative, together with every presell page, advertorial, quiz, or bridge page and the destination landing page, in their final assembled form. Elements approved individually are not approved as a funnel (Master Agreement Section 3.4).

**C-1.5 Templates.** Pineapple may designate locked templates containing pre-approved copy and creative with identified personalization fields. Only the identified fields may be modified, and only within any stated constraints. Any modification outside the identified fields removes the template from Tier 1 and requires standard submission.

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## C-2. REVIEW TIERS AND SERVICE TARGETS

**C-2.1 Tiers.** Pineapple ordinarily reviews submissions in the following tiers, with the following non-binding service targets:

| Tier | Content | Target |
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| Tier 1 — Fast Track | Locked templates with only permitted personalization-field changes | two (2) business days |
| Tier 2 — Standard | Emails, static ads, social posts, blog posts, and other short-form content | five (5) business days |
| Tier 3 — Full Review | Video/VSL content, paid funnels, advertorials, testimonial-based or claims-heavy content, and any content involving an endorser | ten (10) business days |

**C-2.2 Targets Are Not Deadlines.** Service targets are estimates only. They create no deadline, no deemed approval, and no liability. If Pineapple has not responded, the content is not approved, regardless of elapsed time (Master Agreement Section 3.2). Affiliate may follow up through the intake channel; Affiliate may not publish pending a response.

**C-2.3 Prioritization.** Pineapple may prioritize, defer, or decline review of any submission in its discretion, including based on Affiliate's compliance history, volume, and the Program's needs.

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## C-3. APPROVAL RECORDS

**C-3.1 Approval ID.** Every approval is issued in writing through the intake channel and assigned a unique Approval ID. The Approval ID record identifies: the Affiliate; the Product; the exact approved files (by filename, version, and, where practicable, hash or fingerprint); the approved channel, platform, account or property, territory, and campaign; the approved destination URL or funnel path; the date of approval; any expiration or review date; any conditions; and the Pineapple reviewer of record.

**C-3.2 No Approval ID, No Publication.** No Promotional Content may be published without a corresponding Approval ID, and published content must match the approved files exactly and be used only within the scope stated in the Approval ID record. Any statement of approval that is not accompanied by an Approval ID issued through the intake channel is not an approval (Master Agreement Sections 3.1–3.2).

**C-3.3 Records.** Pineapple archives every approved submission and Approval ID record. Affiliate shall likewise retain its Approval ID records and approved files as compliance records under Section 9.3 of the Master Agreement and shall produce them on demand under Section 9.2.

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## C-4. REJECTION; CONDITIONS; RESUBMISSION

**C-4.1 Rejection.** Pineapple may reject any submission in its sole discretion, with or without explanation (Master Agreement Section 3.7). Rejection of content is not a determination that the content is lawful or unlawful.

**C-4.2 Conditional Approval.** Pineapple may approve a submission subject to specified changes. A conditional approval is effective only when the specified changes have been made exactly, and the final conforming files have been submitted through the intake channel and confirmed under the Approval ID. Publication of a version that does not conform to the stated conditions is use of unapproved content.

**C-4.3 Resubmission.** Any revised, corrected, or updated version of previously reviewed content is a new submission requiring a new Approval ID. Prior review history does not carry over.

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## C-5. POST-PUBLICATION VERIFICATION

**C-5.1 Live URLs.** Within forty-eight (48) hours of first publication of any Approved Content, Affiliate shall provide through the intake channel the live URL (or platform locator) of each placement, referencing the Approval ID.

**C-5.2 Verification.** Pineapple may compare live content against the approved files at any time. Any discrepancy — in content, disclosure, placement, channel, account, destination, or otherwise — renders the live content unapproved content, subject to Sections 10, 11.4, and 12.3 of the Master Agreement, without regard to the cause of the discrepancy.

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## C-6. EXPIRATION AND RE-APPROVAL

**C-6.1 Expiration Dates.** Any approval may carry an expiration or review date, after which the content may not be newly distributed and, if Pineapple so directs, must be taken down.

**C-6.2 Automatic Lapse.** All approvals for a Product lapse automatically, without notice, upon any change to that Product's formulation, labeling, or Approved Claims Matrix that affects the approved content. Pineapple will endeavor to notify affected Affiliates, and any notice operates as a Takedown Notice under Section 10 of the Master Agreement to the extent it so states.

**C-6.3 Revocation.** Nothing in this Schedule limits Pineapple's right to revoke any approval at any time under Section 3.7 of the Master Agreement.

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*End of Schedule C. The submission process in this Schedule is the sole path to approval. Master Agreement Sections 3.1–3.8 govern all questions of approval scope and effect.*

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## ACCEPTANCE

BY CLICKING TO ACCEPT, SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION TO THE PROGRAM, OR PARTICIPATING IN THE PROGRAM, AFFILIATE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT IT HAS READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS AGREEMENT IN ITS ENTIRETY — INCLUDING SCHEDULE A (PROHIBITED CLAIMS & PRACTICES), SCHEDULE B (DISCLOSURE & BRAND GUIDELINES), AND SCHEDULE C (CONTENT SUBMISSION & APPROVAL POLICY) SET FORTH ABOVE, AND EXHIBITS A THROUGH F AS MADE AVAILABLE BY PINEAPPLE — AND AGREES TO BE BOUND BY ALL OF THEM. AFFILIATE FURTHER AGREES TO COMPLETE THE REGISTERED PROMOTIONAL PROPERTIES DISCLOSURE (EXHIBIT D) AND THE STATEMENT OF DISCLOSURE RESPONSIBILITIES (EXHIBIT F) AS DIRECTED BY PINEAPPLE BEFORE ANY PROMOTION, AND THAT NO PROMOTION IS AUTHORIZED UNTIL PINEAPPLE APPROVES AFFILIATE'S APPLICATION AND THE SPECIFIC CONTENT TO BE USED.

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