Where to check things yourself

Primary sources

• PubMedThe index of published biomedical research. Search a compound name to see what actually exists.
• ClinicalTrials.govRegistered trials worldwide, including ones still recruiting.
• DailyMedOfficial FDA labelling for approved medicines: indications, dosing, warnings.
• FDA — DrugsApprovals, safety communications and warning letters.
• WADA Prohibited ListMatters if you compete in tested sport. Several peptides on this site are prohibited.

How this site is put together

• Every page states how far through testing a compound has got, in the same words across the site.
• Dosing is shown only where it comes from approved labelling or a published study, and the source is named. Where none exists, the page says so instead of estimating.
• Side effects are split into documented common effects and serious or less common risks.
• Where a compound has no published research, the page says that plainly rather than filling the space.

If something here looks wrong

Research moves. If a page is out of date or a source has been superseded, the primary sources above are the ones to trust over anything written here.