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Editorial & medical-review policy

How we research, source, review, and update everything on PeptideDraw — and where our limits are.

Our mission

PeptideDraw exists to make peptide and GLP-1 dosing accurate and easy to understand. Every calculator uses a transparent formula you can verify by hand, and every dosing reference is tied to a primary source.

How we create content

How we review & update

Before publishing, each page is checked for accuracy against its primary sources. We re-check content as labeling and the science change, and we show a “last updated” date on our pages. If a guideline or approval status changes, we update the affected pages.

Medical review — and our honest limits

Our content is reviewed by the PeptideDraw editorial team for accuracy against primary sources. We want to be transparent: PeptideDraw is an educational resource, not a medical provider, and our content is not a substitute for your prescriber. We are actively working to add review by a licensed clinician; when we do, that reviewer will be named here and on the pages they review.

Corrections

Accuracy matters to us. If you spot an error, tell us and we’ll review and fix it promptly.

Independence & disclosure

Some pages contain affiliate links, which we disclose. Affiliate relationships never influence our calculations, dosing references, or recommendations — the math and the sources are the same either way.

See also our medical disclaimer and privacy policy.

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