Medical and research-use disclaimer
Last updated 8 October 2026 · Effective [effective date] · All legal documents
PeptideProof is an evidence-intelligence tool. It is not a medical device, a diagnostic service, a pharmacy, a regulator or a source of medical advice.
What PeptideProof does not do
- It does not diagnose any condition, prescribe or recommend any treatment, or suggest dosing, reconstitution, storage or administration.
- It does not determine that any substance or product is safe, effective, pure, sterile, authentic or legal — anywhere.
- It does not sell, supply, promote or endorse any compound, vendor or laboratory, and it is not a marketplace.
What a result means
A “verified”, “partially verified” or “reported only” result describes what evidence exists about a document: what a laboratory report states and what could be independently corroborated. It does not establish the contents, sterility, quality, legality or safety of any individual vial or product, nor that a given vial is the material that was tested. The precise meaning of every state is in our methodology.
Analysis is partly automated and can be wrong, incomplete or out of date. Check any result that matters against the original document and, where possible, the issuing laboratory.
Research compounds
Many compounds discussed on this platform are sold as “for research use only” and are not approved as medicines. Whether it is lawful to possess, import, sell or use them depends on where you are. Following the law that applies to you is your responsibility.
Your health
Do not use PeptideProof to make a health decision. Speak to a licensed medical professional. In an emergency contact your local emergency services.