Terms of Use
Please read these terms, including the medical-information limitations below.
Medical-information limitations
Peptide Investigator provides research assistance, education, context, and decision support. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide personalized dosing or injection instructions, give individual medical clearance or emergency guidance, or offer guarantees or personalized protocols. It is not a substitute for qualified medical care. Always consult a licensed professional before making health decisions. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services.
Nature of the service
We are an independent research and decision-support tool. We investigate and contextualize information; we do not issue verdicts, trust or scam scores, or accusations about any person or company. Information is presented with hedged, honest language and may be incomplete or become outdated.
Sources and accuracy
We cite only materials we actually retrieve and link to them directly. Retrieval is imperfect and some material is unavailable. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of any third-party source, and referencing a source is not an endorsement of it.
Acceptable use
- Do not upload other people's private, confidential, or protected health information without authorization.
- Do not use the service to make accusations, defame, or harass any individual or company.
- Do not rely on the service for medical, legal, or financial decisions without independent professional advice.
Commercial relationships
Independent research and decision support. Commercial relationships do not determine what Peptide Investigator finds or says. Where a commercial relationship (such as with RXWellHealth) is relevant, it is disclosed at that point. It does not determine what the service finds or says.
Changes
We may update these terms as the product evolves. Continued use constitutes acceptance of the current terms.
Peptide Investigator provides research and educational decision support. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace qualified medical care.