The questions people actually have when they're starting peptide therapy. Answered straight, with sources where they matter.
199 compounds in plain English — what each one is, how it works, and what the research actually says. Tap a name.
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Open the full database with pictures and summaries →BAC water, the vacuum trick, and mixing until clear — the first-timer's walkthrough.
Read → GuideMilligrams, milliliters, and insulin-syringe units — demystified with worked examples.
Read → ToolVial size and water in, exact units-to-draw out. No arithmetic at the counter.
Open → AppTrack doses, vials, supplies and streaks — free, on your phone, works offline.
Get it → TrustWhat we test, how we store, and the paperwork that proves every claim.
Read → StoryThe founder's own bloodwork, before and after. The receipts behind the brand.
Read → EvidenceWe found no published research on FLGR-242 in any scientific index or chemical registry we could reach. Here is each claim the seller makes for it, beside what has been published or measured on that point.
Read → EvidenceMID-35 is a real, well-characterised myostatin peptide — and its entire evidence base is mouse muscle. What is published, and the three things that never have been.
Read → GuideThe one-ingredient difference between the two diluents, the 28-day multi-dose window, and when preservative-free is required.
Read → GuideWhat each field on a peptide COA proves — and why a 99% purity figure tells you nothing about how much is in the vial.
Read → GuideHow to read a U-100 insulin syringe: barrel sizes, graduations, dead space, the U-40 mismatch, and the half-unit precision floor.
Read → GuideThe real shelf life of a peptide before and after mixing — temperatures by state, the 28-day rule, light, and travel.
Read → Study1,847 peptide COAs: 84.7% of vials measured over their labeled mg, median 6.9%. Why it happens and what it does to your dose.
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