About Peptides in Review
What this site is
Peptides in Review is an independent education resource on peptide safety and sourcing. We research and explain how these therapies work, what the published evidence says, what current regulations actually allow, and what to expect from the process of working with a licensed provider. Our goal is to answer the questions people actually search, plainly and accurately.
Who runs it
Peptides in Review is an independent publisher of education and commentary on peptides, what the research shows and what people report about them. It is not a pharmacy, a store or a medical provider. Some links on this site go to Bodybuilding Peptides (trybbpeptides.com), an affiliate destination, and we may earn a commission when readers buy through them. Those links are marked as paid. That relationship does not decide what we cover or what we conclude, and nothing here is medical or legal advice.
How that works is set out in our affiliate disclosure.
How the content is made
Every article starts from primary sources: FDA and other regulatory documents, peer-reviewed research, and official clinical guidance. Factual claims are cited inline to the sources they came from. This is cited educational content, not medical advice, and it is not physician-reviewed for your individual situation. The full process is described in our editorial policy and editorial standards.
What this site does not do
- We do not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Nothing here replaces a consultation with a licensed clinician.
- We do not prescribe or sell any medication. Prescription eligibility is determined solely by a licensed provider after an evaluation.
- We do not promise outcomes. Whether any therapy is appropriate for you is a clinical decision made between you and your provider.
See the full medical disclaimer, or reach the editorial team via the contact page.