About & method
What this is. This is an original reference on peptides and guide topics, built . Every summary is written fresh from primary sources: FDA and foreign drug labels, ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed and PMC studies, and WADA and FDA documents. Each claim links to its source with a numbered superscript.
Clean-room build. A reviewer noted only which subjects a peptide reference site covers. Separate researchers then worked from primary sources, without access to that site. No third-party page text, rankings or doses are copied here.
Study types. Each finding is labelled with the kind of study behind it: approved use (drug label), phase 3 or phase 2 trials, small human studies, observational, case reports, animal studies only, or lab (cell) studies only. The label describes the study design. It is not a score of how well a peptide works, because a large trial can find nothing and a small study can find a big effect, so read the finding itself. The Human evidence only switch hides animal and lab-only findings everywhere.
Protocols. Label and trial protocols come only from drug labels or published human studies. Community-reported doses are kept separately and always carry an amber ⚠ flag. They record what reviews, FDA compounding documents, journalism or community references report people using. They were not tested in human trials, and their purity and dose are not FDA-reviewed. Nothing here converts animal doses to human doses.
Not medical advice. These are summaries of published evidence and of what users report. They are here so you can judge the evidence yourself and talk it through with your prescriber or compounding pharmacist.
Files on your PC: Documents\medical-library\peptides. They are the JSON records, peptides.db (SQLite with full-text search), the protocol CSVs and an offline copy of this page.