A source you can open. A claim you can check.
Use the source that answers the question
Product amounts and formats come from the product listing. A laboratory result belongs to the report and sample it describes. Regulatory information should be checked against the relevant official record.
A brand's statement, a test result and a clinical finding answer different questions. We identify the source so readers can inspect that distinction.
Make recommendations clear
Peptide Doctor promotes PEPTIDE LAB. Product and supplier guides should make that relationship clear and explain what readers can check on the store.
We do not manufacture review scores, testimonials, practitioner credentials or claims of independent testing.
Keep dates meaningful
A page's update date records a substantive change to that guide. It does not mean every linked product is in stock or that a quoted price remains current.
Use the store for current price and availability. Use the relevant regulator's records for current medicine status.
Correct information
Send the page address, the detail in question and a supporting source to hello@peptidedoctor.com.au. When a correction changes the substance of a guide, we update its visible date.