About Peptides Info

Who this is for

Researchers and laboratory staff who need to understand what a compound does, what the evidence for that actually is, and where the evidence runs out. Most writing about research peptides is either marketing copy or forum speculation. This site is neither.

How we approach it

Mechanism first, evidence second, caveats stated rather than buried. We distinguish consistently between what has been shown in rodents, what has been shown in vitro and what has been shown in humans — a distinction that most secondary coverage of this field collapses, and the single most common source of misunderstanding about these compounds.

How it is funded

Peptides Info is published by the company behind the Greek Peptides storefronts, and is funded by that business. That relationship is disclosed on every page that links to them. It does not determine what we publish or what conclusions an article reaches: an article that says the evidence for a compound is weak is more useful to a researcher than one that does not, and less useful writing would defeat the point of the site.

Our editorial policy sets out sourcing, review status and corrections in full.