Frequently asked questions
What is this site actually for?
A reading room for compound entries, concrete calculators, and practical guides. No products, no coaching relationship, and no checkout path.
What do the four evidence badges mean?
Label-verified means an approved drug label from the FDA, EMA, or Health Canada backs the regimen. Clinical trial means a peer-reviewed phase 2 or phase 3 study used the regimen, which sits a clear step below market approval. FDA safety flag means the agency has published a specific compounding or safety concern and no approved dosing exists. Site-only means the figure came from a secondary source with nothing independent behind it.
Where does the number in each entry come from?
Approved labels and published trials link to their source records. Entries without an identified independent source carry the site-only badge, so secondary figures are not presented as regulator- or trial-backed.
Why show a dose at all for something with no approval?
Unapproved figures are shown with their evidence label so the strength of the number is visible beside the number itself.
A compound I care about has almost no data. Why is that?
Many research peptides have no identified human trial or approved label. A site-only badge marks that thinner evidence base directly.
Does anything here earn a commission?
No products, vendor listings, affiliate links, or paid tiers. The cost comparison tool uses manually entered figures and names no seller.
What if an entry looks wrong or out of date?
Each entry links its source records. Current labels and trial records carry more weight than any summary on the site.
Are custom protocols offered?
No custom protocols. The guides can flag recorded conflicts, but they do not prescribe a stack or dose. Individual medical context belongs with a licensed clinician.