Compound library · 17 entries

Peptides are short chains of the same building blocks your body already uses to make proteins. Some are approved medicines, most aren't.

What's proven. What's legal. Never one and the same.

How well studied it is, and how you can legally get it, kept separate.

Every compound carries two separate badges: how much it has actually been tested, and whether a UK doctor can prescribe it. One never means the other. Where nobody has finished a proper human dose study, this app says so instead of showing a forum number.

Tier Guide: A = Well studied, B = Some good studies, C = Early evidence & D = Barely studied

MHRA: the UK government body that checks a medicine is safe and actually works before doctors are allowed to prescribe it.

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