About Peptigraph
Peptigraph is an independent reference for people trying to make sense of peptides: what they are, what the evidence says, what is legal, and how to do the arithmetic correctly. We built it because most peptide information online comes from people selling peptides.
Math, data and dates, in one place
Calculators
Reconstitution, unit and blend calculators that show their formula and are covered by automated tests.
Sourced data
42 peptides with class, status and sourced facts, plus 8 hand-written guides. Unknowns are marked, not guessed.
A dated legal tracker
Every FDA, advisory-committee and WADA change we track carries its date and a link to the primary notice.
What we do, and what we never do
We do
- Do the math for reconstitution, unit conversion and blends, and show the working.
- Report trial and label doses with their sources, never our own recommendations.
- Track FDA, advisory-committee and anti-doping changes with dates and links.
- Grade every effect claim by the strength of the evidence behind it.
We never
- Sell peptides, supplies or prescriptions, or link to anyone who does from a dosing page.
- Accept payment to list, rank or review a company.
- Give medical advice or tell anyone what dose to take.
- Fill gaps with guesses: unknown values are shown as pending.
Who is behind it
Peptigraph is published by [publisher / company name]. The editorial lead is [Editor name], who is responsible for the editorial policy.
Every published page is signed off by a named physician reviewer, whose public profile lists credentials, conflicts of interest and the pages signed off; see our reviewers.
How the site is funded
We do not sell anything and no company can pay for placement. The one place we may earn a referral fee is the clearly disclosed telehealth comparison. Any advertising is labelled and separate from the content. The full policy is in our methodology.