Last updated 2026-09-06
Records are retrieved directly from PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov. Company facts come from Peptara Labs' own published pages. Every claim links the document behind it. Nothing is cited that was not retrieved, and where a check was blocked the site says the check was blocked rather than implying it passed.
Grades come from the record, never from how often a pair is marketed together.
They are counted and displayed separately everywhere and never merged into one total. Animal and laboratory work shows a mechanism is plausible; it does not establish what happens in people.
The interaction checker adds a mechanism reading on top of the record grade. It is labelled editorial, it describes how two mechanisms relate, and it never asserts a health outcome. Two compounds acting on the same receptor are described as redundant; two acting on different receptors toward the same end are not.
Compound pages are checked by an independent adversarial pass that flags any figure not supported by its cited sentence. Findings are acted on. One compound's animal table had figures removed after that check found they belonged to a different compound used as a comparator in the same studies.
This site earns a commission on purchases through its Peptara Labs links, and says so in the footer of every page. The partner's published gaps, including the two products without a certificate, are stated in the same terms as its strengths. No commission has ever added, removed, or softened a line.
Errors are corrected in place with a dated note rather than quietly edited. If a figure cannot be traced to its source, it is removed rather than rephrased.
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