The Encyclopedia of Peptides

Understand every peptide. Explain it with confidence.

110 peptides, explained in plain English. Each one rated for evidence and for safety separately, with United States and Australian regulatory status, dated.

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110peptides, one structure each
160primary sources, every claim cited
2markets, every status dated
55where safety is not well understood, said plainly

What is in it

Why this exists

Most of what ranks for a peptide search is written by someone selling the compound. Advice circulates undated while the rules keep moving. Trial results, animal studies and personal reports get blended into one paragraph, and an AI summary will give you a different answer each time you ask.

The interest is deserved. Researchers have spent decades on some of these compounds. What has been missing is one place that says plainly where each one stands today.

Two ratings, never merged

Evidence answers how strong the human evidence is.Safety Confidence answers how well the safety profile is understood. A compound can rate well on one and poorly on the other, which is exactly how a peptide with no human trials ends up looking safe.

★★★★★20
★★★★☆12
★★★☆☆17
★★☆☆☆33
★☆☆☆☆28

28 of the 110 entries rate one star, and 55have safety that is poorly characterised or largely unknown. Only 20 rate five. Those numbers are the reason to trust the ones that rate well.How we rate evidence.

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What this book is not

It is not medical advice, and it does not recommend any peptide. Dosing appears in four labelled bands, including what is commonly reported for non-approved use, described and not recommended. There are no protocols, no cycles, no reconstitution calculations and no injection technique. It is written to make the conversation with a clinician better, not to replace it.

Independence

No sponsors. No supplier relationships. No links or commissions anywhere in the book. The only thing sold here is the book itself.Read the editorial policy.