Published by Peptide Protocols · Reviewed September 2026
· Educational & research purposes only — not medical advice.
Who we are
Peptide Protocols is a small independent publisher of plain-English research references and free
calculators for people trying to understand research peptides. We began as a set of reconstitution
cheat sheets built for our own use, because the math was the part everyone got wrong. We are not a
clinic, a pharmacy or a supplier, and we do not sell peptides.
How these pages are made
- We pick topics from real questions — the ones that come up over and over:
how much water, how many units, does it match the vial, how do I store it.
- We draft with AI assistance and check every claim ourselves against primary
sources before publishing. AI helps us write and organise faster; it does not decide what is true.
- Numbers are computed, not copied. Every calculator on this site does its own
arithmetic in your browser, and we test each one against worked examples.
- We say when something is uncertain. Most of these compounds are research
compounds; a lot of the evidence is early-stage or animal-model, and we write it that way.
Sourcing and review policy
- Regulatory statements are tied to a primary source (for example an FDA page or an agency
announcement) and are re-checked when the page is reviewed.
- Pages carry the date they were last reviewed, not just published.
- We do not accept payment for recommendations, and we have no supplier partnerships.
In September 2026 we removed the one affiliate arrangement this site carried. Our supplier page
teaches you how to vet a vendor instead of naming one.
- Some pages link to our own paid reference guides on Etsy. Those are our products, and they are
labelled as ours.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix it and note the change:
PeptideProtocols@proton.me. Mail: P.O. Box 775,
Palmer, Alaska 99645.
What this site is not
This is educational and research information, not medical, legal or financial advice. Nothing here
tells you to take anything. Research peptides are generally labelled for research use only, rules differ
by country and change over time, and only a qualified professional who knows your situation can advise you.
Confirm the legal status where you live before ordering anything.