Evidence-first · peptides & research chemicals
A neutral record of what is known.
Mechanisms, trial data, safety signals, and regulatory status for peptides and research chemicals — each claim graded by the strength of the evidence behind it, and reported without persuasion. It reports; it never recommends.
Featured monograph
Retatrutide
LY3437943 · GIP / GLP-1 / glucagon triple agonist
A triple-agonist peptide with one fully published Phase 2 trial and a run of Phase 3 results so far reported only as sponsor toplines. A good test of honest grading: promising, and graded conservatively until the data are published.
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How the grading works
Strength of evidence, not a verdict
Every claim is graded separately by how much trustworthy human evidence stands behind it. The scale is monochrome on purpose — it measures certainty, never endorsement — and announced-but-unpublished results are flagged and capped.
Two kinds of page, never blurred
Evidence page
Neutral, graded, sourced
Monographs report what the literature shows, in no particular person's voice. No recommendation, no first person — the spine of the resource.
Opinion
Labelled interpretation
Clearly marked and visually distinct. May argue a position about the evidence — never advocates using, dosing, or obtaining anything.
Start here
Monographs →
Graded, sourced evidence pages, one per compound.
02How to read →
The grades, the study types, and a plain-language glossary.
Opinion soon
Labelled arguments about the evidence, kept separate from it. Coming soon.
About →
The method, the neutrality stance, and the conflict-of-interest record.