Look Up Your Peptide See Its Grade on Human Trials.
We grade 56 compounds A to D on completed randomized human trials. We name no seller and print no doses.
Top left: the grade. Top right: completed randomized trials.All 56 on the Table
The Wednesday email
Once a week we send you one short email: which compounds changed on the Table, and why.
See what has changed so farBPC-157 has no completed randomized human trial. Neither do seven others on this Table.
Each tile is one compound. The letter is its grade for human evidence. The number is its count of completed randomized trials. How we count a trial.
No completed randomized human trial. Case reports or uncontrolled studies at most.
Randomized studies that only measured the body's response.
At least one completed randomized trial of a health outcome.
Several completed randomized trials of a health outcome, at the scale that supports an approval.
No completed randomized human trial. Case reports or uncontrolled studies at most.
Randomized studies that only measured the body's response.
At least one completed randomized trial of a health outcome.
Several completed randomized trials of a health outcome, at the scale that supports an approval.
The count today.
- 0Sellers named. Doses printed.That is the rule on every page of this site.
We rank nobody. We publish a standard.
Twenty criteria for what a seller shows you. Most can be checked from a product page or one email, before you pay. You do the scoring. We name no seller.
- The testing laboratory is named, and is independent of the seller.
- Mass spectrometry confirms identity against the expected molecular weight.
- Historic certificates for previous lots remain publicly retrievable.
- A registered business identity and physical jurisdiction are disclosed.
- No dosing instructions, protocols or administration guidance are provided.
The questions to ask before you buy.
All questionsWhat does 'research use only' actually mean?
It is a labelling category with a narrow legal origin, and it does not decide what a product legally is once it is marketed to people.
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Read the answerHow can you tell if a peptide vendor is legitimate?
No single document proves it, but public FDA and EU registries let you check the manufacturer independently of anything the seller claims.
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Read the answerIs BPC-157 safe?
No completed human trial has established BPC-157's safety, and FDA's own 2026 review found the human evidence too limited to conclude in either direction.
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Read the answerIs BPC-157 legal in the US and the EU?
Not FDA-approved, not currently eligible for pharmacy compounding, and not a scheduled controlled substance in the US, with no EU marketing authorisation either. These are three separate facts, not one label.
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Read the answerHow do you read a certificate of analysis?
A certificate is only as reliable as the validated method behind it, and its different tests measure different things: purity, identity and sterility are not the same result.
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Read the answerIs compounded semaglutide the same as Ozempic?
No. Ozempic is a specific approved product, and the FDA-recognised shortage exception that once allowed compounding it ended in 2025.
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Get told when a record changes.
On a quiet week the email says so in one line. When something does move, you will know before the shops rewrite their copy.