Know what a peptide actually does before you decide anything.

PeptideInfo is a free reference for 72 research peptides. Each entry explains the mechanism in plain words, grades the evidence by study type, lists the protocols reported in the literature, and shows the regulatory status in the US, EU, UK and UAE. References link to PubMed where a record is available.

A free reference for 72 research peptides. Mechanism in plain words, evidence graded by study type, protocols from the literature, regulatory status in four regions. References link to PubMed where available.

peptide entries
72
references with a PubMed ID
158
regulatory regions, with checked-on dates where recorded
4
vendors, affiliate links or accounts
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Three things you can do here. All free, no account.

01 · Library

Read a peptide entry

Mechanism, half-life, protocols found in studies, storage, side effects, interactions and regional status. Written from the papers, not from forums.

Mechanism, evidence, protocols, storage, status.

72 peptides →

02 · Calculators

Do the vial math

Reconstitution, dose to syringe units, unit converter, half-life and clearance. Doses stay metric.

Reconstitution, dose to units, unit converter, half-life.

4 calculators →

03 · Tools

Check regulatory status

Regulatory status by region with the authority named and the date we checked, where recorded. Filter by status.

Regulators by region, with authorities and checked dates.

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How an entry is written, and why you can trust the grade.

We do not rate peptides. We grade the studies behind each claim by their design, from randomised human trials down to anecdote, and each grade points at the papers it rests on. When a reference cannot be matched to a PubMed record, its identifier is removed and the entry says so.

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Sources

Peer-reviewed papers, regulator databases and clinician commentary. Community reports are never used as evidence.

2

Verification

PMIDs are resolved against PubMed. Title and year are taken from the record. Mismatched identifiers are removed and logged in the entry’s changelog.

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Grading

Each indication is graded by the strongest study type behind it: human RCT · human open-label · animal controlled · in vitro · anecdotal. A grade is only as strong as its weakest link.

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Dated

Regulatory rows and the entry itself carry the date they were last checked, where recorded. Old is visible, not hidden.

The library

All 72
NameClassEvidence, animalEvidence, humanHalf-lifeStatus
US · EU · UK · UAE
Checked
AOD-9604Modified human growth hormone fragmentAnimal, controlled—30 minNot approved (US) · unknown elsewhere—
BPC-157Body Protection Compound 157Synthetic peptideAnimal, controlled——Not approved (US) · unknown elsewhere—
LarazotideAT-1001Tight-junction regulator peptide—Human, randomised—Investigational (US) · unknown elsewhere
LiraglutideVictozaGLP-1 receptor agonist—Human, randomised13 hApproved (US) · unknown elsewhere—
SemaglutideOzempicGLP-1 receptor agonist—Human, randomised7 dApproved (US) · unknown elsewhere—
SS-31ElamipretideMitochondria-targeted tetrapeptide——1.5 hApproved (US) · unknown elsewhere—
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Calculators that show their working.

Enter what is on your vial and what you plan to draw. The calculator shows the concentration, the volume and the syringe units, with each step written out. It never suggests a dose.

Reconstitution · Dose to units · Unit converter · Half-life and clearance

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Reconstitution · example

Peptide in vial
5mg
Water added
2mL
Amount to draw
250mcg
Concentration = 5 mg ÷ 2 mL
2.5 mg/mL
Volume = 0.25 mg ÷ 2.5 mg/mL
0.10 mL
On a U-100 insulin syringe (100 units per mL)
10 units

Doses per vial at this amount: 20. This example computes from the values shown; it never suggests a dose.

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