Editorial Policy

Last updated: August 25, 2026

This page explains how Peptide Dossier content is researched, written, checked, and maintained. It applies to every guide, comparison, and peptide profile on the site.

Sourcing standards

We build content from primary and authoritative sources, in this order of preference:

Peer-reviewed studies (with a DOI or PubMed link) and systematic reviews
Clinical trial records on ClinicalTrials.gov
FDA drug labels, approvals, and official communications
NIH, NLM, and other government health resources
Manufacturer prescribing information and official documentation

Every substantive factual claim, especially a dose, an efficacy figure, a safety or adverse-event rate, or a regulatory status, is tied to the specific source it comes from and linked inline so readers can verify it. We do not cite content farms, other peptide-vendor blogs, or Peptide Dossier itself as authority for a factual claim.

Verification

Claims are checked against the underlying source at the time of writing. Dose and trial figures are traced to the named study or label rather than repeated from secondary summaries. We are especially careful with statements about named companies, regulatory actions, and legal status, which are verified against a primary source before publishing.

Medical review

Peptide Dossier content is educational and is not, by default, individually reviewed by a licensed clinician. Where a specific page has been reviewed by a licensed professional, that review, the reviewer, their credential, and the review date are stated on the page itself. In the absence of such a line, a page has not been clinician-reviewed and should be read as a sourced educational summary, not medical advice. See our Medical Disclaimer.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to help draft and maintain content at scale. Drafts are produced with AI assistance and are subject to our sourcing and verification standards before publishing. AI assistance does not lower the sourcing bar: a claim still needs a real, verifiable citation, and unverifiable claims are removed rather than published.

Updates

Guides are reviewed and refreshed as research, labels, and regulatory guidance change. When a page is materially updated, its modified date is bumped and, where relevant, an update note is added to the page.

Corrections

If you find an error, email hello@peptidedossier.com with the page and the specific claim. We review reported errors, correct confirmed ones promptly, and update the modified date to reflect the change.

Advertising

Advertising and affiliate relationships are disclosed on our Advertising Disclosure page and are kept separate from editorial judgment. A commercial relationship never determines whether or how we cover a product or provider.