About PeptideSorted
A reference, not a store. Built because the search results for most peptide questions are either vendors or thin, unreviewed articles.
What this site is for
Someone holding a vial and a syringe needs the arithmetic done correctly. Someone considering a GLP-1 needs to know what the label says, what it costs, and how to get it without being scammed. Someone who has just heard the name BPC-157 needs to know, in the first sentence, that it is not approved for human use and why. PeptideSorted exists to answer those three readers plainly, with sources.
What it refuses to do
- Sell peptides, rank vendors, or publish coupon codes.
- Link to products labeled "for research use only" or describe how to obtain them.
- Recommend a dose. Dose tables report what FDA labels and trials used; the prescriber sets yours.
- Claim a medical review that has not happened. Pages checked by our editors say "Reviewed by PeptideSorted Editorial Team"; only a page a named clinician has checked says "Medical review".
- Use pop-ups, auto-playing video, or gate the calculators behind an email address.
How it makes money
Through referral fees when a reader chooses a telehealth provider for an FDA-approved GLP-1 from our comparison table, display advertising kept off the calculators, and a printable dose tracker. Every affiliate link has the disclosure printed beside it. Read the full affiliate disclosure.
Who writes and reviews it
Every guide is checked against its sources by the PeptideSorted editorial team, which also lists the licensed clinicians on our review panel. The editorial policy describes what a reviewer checks and how often pages are re-reviewed.
Contact
Corrections, source disputes and reviewer applications: see the contact page. We correct errors on the page and record the change in the corrections log.