Editorial policy

What this site covers

Peptides Info publishes reference material on research peptides: mechanism, pharmacology and the state of the published evidence. It is written for people who work with these compounds in a laboratory setting.

This is not medical advice

Nothing here is medical advice, and nothing here is a recommendation for human or animal use. The compounds discussed are supplied for research purposes only. Most are not approved medicines in any jurisdiction. If you want advice about your health, speak to a clinician.

Sourcing

Every article cites its sources, and those citations are listed in full at the foot of the page with links to the original work. We cite primary literature — published studies and reviews — in preference to secondary coverage. Where the evidence base is thin, or confined to animal models, the article says so plainly rather than implying more certainty than exists.

Review status

Articles are published first and expert-reviewed afterwards. Where an article has been reviewed, it names the reviewer and the date at the top of the page. We never describe an article as reviewed unless a named person has actually reviewed it, and an article carrying no reviewer credit has not yet been through that process.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, we want to know. Corrections are made to the article itself and the modification date is updated. Substantive corrections are noted in the article.

Commercial relationships

This site is published by the same company that operates the Greek Peptides storefronts. That relationship is disclosed on every article that links to them, the link appears only at the foot of the page after the references, and it is marked as a sponsored link. No article contains product links in its body, and no article is written to sell a specific product.

Use of AI tools

We use AI tools to help draft and structure articles. Sources are selected for each piece, and every article is a human responsibility regardless of how it was drafted.