evidence first · every claim carries a source · every recommendation links out no store here · not medical advice · research + education only
inside your peptides.
the compound index

Peptides A–Z.

Every compound we cover — what it is and where the evidence stands. Approved drugs are named as approved, animal-only evidence is named as animal-only, and popular-but-unstudied compounds are called exactly that.

evidence key — clinical = published human data · community = gray-market adoption · rated separately, on purpose

Weighing two of these against each other? See the head-to-head comparisons →

how we grade

Evidence, not enthusiasm.

Every blurb on this page follows one rule — the evidence is described at the level it actually exists. Approved drugs are named as approved, animal-only data is named as animal-only, and thin literatures are called thin. The full grading criteria live in our editorial policy, and the companion skill is learning to read a certificate of analysis before you believe a label.