Editorial Policy

Sources

Dosing figures, mechanism descriptions, side-effect notes, and evidence summaries on this site are researched from:

• Peer-reviewed journal articles indexed on PubMed and equivalent scientific databases.
• Registered clinical trials from ClinicalTrials.gov, the EU Clinical Trials Register, and other national registries.
• Regulatory documents from the FDA, EMA, and equivalent authorities where relevant.
• Standard reference works in peptide chemistry and pharmacology.

Every peptide guide on this site includes a "Further reading" section linking to authoritative external sources (Wikipedia, PubMed searches, ClinicalTrials.gov searches, and FDA Drugs@FDA where applicable) so readers can verify what the site has summarized.

What we don't cite as evidence

• Manufacturer marketing materials, sponsored whitepapers, or vendor-controlled reviews are not treated as peer-reviewed evidence.
• Anecdotal reports from forums, social media, and unmoderated review platforms are not used as a basis for dosing figures.
• Physician endorsements are not paid for. Where the site references an outside physician's published take on a compound, the reference is provided as a link to that physician's public content; no financial relationship exists.

Distinguishing animal from human data

Many peptides sold on this site have been studied primarily in animal models with limited or no completed human trial data. Where a guide describes evidence, it identifies whether that evidence comes from animal-model research, small human observational reports, or completed clinical trials. Readers should weight the evidence accordingly.

What figures on this site are, and are not

Dosing figures published on this site are drawn from the research literature and represent common values encountered in published protocols. They are reference information, not prescriptions or treatment recommendations. Any decision to use a peptide in a human-application context should be made under the supervision of a licensed clinician who has your full medical history.

Corrections and updates

If the site publishes a figure or claim that turns out to be inaccurate, the affected page will be corrected and, where the correction is material, the change will be noted with a date.

If a study previously cited on this site is retracted or a peptide's known safety profile is materially updated by regulatory or peer-reviewed sources, the affected page will be updated.

Independence from suppliers

Editorial content on this site is written independently of the peptide manufacturer's marketing materials. The manufacturer does not review or approve editorial content before publication.

Reporting an error

To report a factual error or an outdated citation, use the Contact page and select the "General question" topic. Include the URL of the affected page and the source you are citing for the correction.