Editorial, source and correction policy

PeptideTech is a research-product reference and price-comparison directory. We aim to make the identity, source and limits of a statement visible. The site does not provide medical advice, dosing protocols or a recommendation to use research products in humans.

Reviewed product reference notes cite the primary sources supporting the selected claims: original studies, official registries, regulatory publications and established chemical records. A source list is not a systematic review of all literature. Search links to PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov or PubChem are research aids, not citations that prove the surrounding claim.

A reviewed label applies to the stated reference notes. It does not establish clinical efficacy, commercial product approval, independent batch testing or an editorial endorsement of a vendor. Where source review is incomplete, the entry says so. Catalogue categories are navigation labels rather than approved indications.

We distinguish a chemical identity from a commercial research listing and from an authorized medicine. Regulatory statements name their jurisdiction and source. Findings from cells, animals, early trials or one formulation are not automatically generalized to another population, formulation, blend or vendor product.

Scientific source review dates and vendor price timestamps serve different purposes and are displayed separately. Rebuilding a page does not reset either date. We do not invent named authors, reviewers, credentials, interviews, hands-on tests or personal purchasing experience.

Automated tools may help collect public sources, normalize records and prepare drafts. They do not confer authority. Only source-supported claims are published as reviewed reference notes; unreviewed legacy scientific or regulatory copy is replaced by an explicit review limitation.

Vendor descriptions of testing, shipping and product quality remain attributed claims unless documented independently. Affiliate relationships and proposed codes are disclosed, and neither determines price rankings. A lower listed price is not a quality or safety recommendation.

Confirmed material errors are corrected at the affected identity, package or source field. Unsupported matches are withheld from equivalent-package comparisons while evidence is incomplete. Price corrections preserve the distinction between the original observation and a later check; gaps are not silently backfilled.