Who writes our content
Pages are produced by the PeptideConvert Editorial Team. Each page lists the date it was last reviewed. When a page has been reviewed by a licensed clinician or pharmacist, that reviewer’s name and credentials appear at the top of the page.
Sourcing standards
We rely on primary sources, in this order of preference:
- Official prescribing information and labels (FDA, DailyMed, EMA and other regulators).
- Regulatory guidance and standards (FDA, USP, WADA, WHO).
- Peer-reviewed clinical trials and reviews in indexed journals.
- Manufacturer publications for investigational products.
We do not use forums, vendor pages or social media as sources for medical or regulatory claims. Every source is linked at the bottom of the page that uses it.
How calculators are built
Every calculator uses the same shared, tested math library as the reference tables on each page, so a table and a calculator can never disagree. Each result can be expanded into its step-by-step formula. We add warnings for the error patterns documented by regulators, such as confusing milligrams, milliliters and syringe units.
No dose recommendations
We do not tell anyone what dose to take. For approved medicines we quote the labeled schedule, attributed to the label. For investigational or unapproved peptides we describe regulatory status and, where relevant, the doses used in published trials, attributed and cited. We never present anecdotal doses as guidance.
Use of software tools
We use software tools, including AI writing and research assistants, to help gather sources and draft text. No page is published on the strength of a tool alone: every factual claim is checked against the sources listed on the page, and every number in a table is generated by our tested calculation code rather than typed by hand.
Independence
We do not sell peptides, accept payment for coverage, or link to peptide vendors. If we introduce advertising, ads will be clearly separated from content and will not influence what we write.
Corrections and updates
We review pages when labels, regulatory status or evidence change, and at least once a year. If you spot an error, email hello@peptideconvert.com. Confirmed errors are corrected promptly, and significant corrections are noted on the page.