About Pepto Medica
Understand peptide research: from a proposed mechanism to what has actually been tested in people.
Who we write for
For anyone who is curious about peptides and wants to know what the research really shows. Dose information describes a specific study and is not a recommendation for you.
Editorial principles
Sources and context
Claims should identify the publication or study registry. A citation alone does not mean that it supports every statement in an article.
Strength of evidence
We distinguish laboratory and animal experiments from studies in people. One study does not guarantee efficacy or safety.
Limitations and risk
Adverse events, uncertainty, regulatory status and methodological limitations matter. Benefits and risks require the same standard of evidence.
Dates and corrections
Publication and update dates are different. Substantive revisions are dated in the article. Errors can be reported by email.
Authorship and verification
Most resources are published under the Pepto Medica name. Some were prepared with language-model assistance. We do not present them as having named medical peer review or as advice from a doctor. Verification of selected resources does not establish medical verification of the entire library.
Report an error or a missing source
Include the article address, the relevant passage and, if possible, a publication that helps verify it. Please do not send medical records or other health information.