Editorial policy.
The rules we hold our research education to — sourcing, corrections, and independence.
Research only, never advice
Every Exact Peptide article is educational. We do not provide medical advice, treatment recommendations, dosing protocols, or encouragement to use any compound. Research peptides are not approved for human consumption.
How we source
We build articles from primary sources: peer-reviewed papers indexed on PubMed, published clinical trial results, regulatory documents, and pharmacopeial standards. Where we cite secondary sources, we prefer named journals and official regulator materials. Every research-backed article links its sources inline or in a references section.
How we handle uncertainty
We say what the evidence shows, what it doesn't, and how strong it is. Where human data is missing, we say so plainly — see our BPC-157 compound guide for an example of how we treat compounds with animal-only evidence.
Corrections and updates
Articles carry published and updated dates. When new research materially changes a conclusion, we update the article and its updated date. Material corrections are noted rather than silently overwritten. Found an error? Reply to any newsletter issue and it will be reviewed.
Commercial relationships
Exactide is our affiliated research peptide brand. The relationship is disclosed on any page where it is relevant. It never influences editorial conclusions, and we don't reproduce Exactide product content or claims.
How we draft
We use software tools for research and drafting, the way modern writers use word processors. Every published guide is reviewed and edited by a human before release, and all factual claims are checked against the cited sources.