Look Up Your Peptide See Its Grade on Human Trials.
We grade 57 compounds A to D on completed randomized human trials. We print no doses, and no seller pays for a place.
Top left: the grade. Top right: completed randomized trials.All 57 on the Table
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Read the first three checksBPC-157 has no completed randomized human trial. Neither do eight 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.
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The latest articles.
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A Coroner Says a Peptide Shot Triggered His Death
An Australian coroner found a shot of CJC-1295 and ipamorelin triggered a fatal allergic reaction. Read what the finding says, and what nobody could test.
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Retatrutide Beat Ozempic. More Quit Over Side Effects.
Lilly says retatrutide beat Ozempic on blood sugar and weight. Its own numbers show more people quit over side effects. See what the release leaves out.
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Fasted for Surgery on a GLP-1? Your Stomach May Not Be Empty
Fasting before surgery may not empty the stomach on a GLP-1 drug. In a UK study, 1 in 71 had stomach contents come up. Without the drugs, 1 in 802.
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The questions people ask before they buy.
The FAQWhat does 'research use only' actually mean?
'Research use only' means a product is labelled for lab research and not for people. It is a labelling category, and no regulator has assessed the material for human use. US and EU law judge a product by its intended use, so the label does not change what a product legally is, and it guarantees nothing about purity.
21 sources · 6 min read
How can you tell if a peptide vendor is legitimate?
Legitimacy signals include a bulk substance made at an FDA-registered establishment, a valid certificate of analysis, and, in the EU, a manufacturer listed in EudraGMDP. None of this is verified by the seller's own label. Research use only labelling has no bearing on legitimacy and does not exempt a seller from enforcement.
11 sources · 4 min read
Is BPC-157 safe?
BPC-157 has not completed a human safety trial. FDA's May 2026 safety review identified only five small human studies, with no reported serious adverse events but also no adequate safety monitoring or chronic-use data. FDA staff concluded in May 2026 that the evidence weighs against placing it on the compounding list. HHS has since said it does not intend to take enforcement action against licensed compounders who meet its conditions. That is not a safety finding. The honest answer is unknown, not safe or dangerous.
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Is BPC-157 legal in the US and the EU?
BPC-157 has no FDA drug approval. It is not a DEA-scheduled controlled substance. As of October 2026 it is not on the FDA's 503A compounding bulks list. Since 28 October 2026, HHS says it does not intend to take enforcement action against licensed pharmacies and physicians who compound BPC-157 acetate under ten conditions. In the EU, no marketing authorisation or registered clinical trial exists. Selling it labelled research use only for human use does not change any of this.
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How do you read a certificate of analysis?
A certificate of analysis typically reports HPLC purity, mass-spectrometry identity, and sometimes endotoxin testing, three separate measurements. None of these results mean anything without a validated method behind them, covering accuracy, precision and specificity. A certificate that omits method, reference standard, or contamination data is reporting less than a full quality picture.
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Is compounded semaglutide the same as Ozempic?
No. Compounded semaglutide is not the same as Ozempic. Ozempic is one approved product made by Novo Nordisk [1, 8]. The main difference in compounded semaglutide vs Ozempic is review: the FDA does not check compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness or quality before they are sold [5]. As of October 2026, the shortage exception that allowed wide compounding has been closed since 2025 [2].
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