How We Review Supplement Products

What approval means

An approved product has a reviewed form, clear label information, reasonable category fit, no obvious peptide-synergy claims, and enough quality signals to be useful for comparison. Approval does not mean the product treats a condition, improves peptide outcomes, or is right for every reader.

Scoring standard

• Label clarity: ingredient and supplement-facts information is easy to inspect.
• Form fit: powder, tablet, capsule, softgel, or stick pack fits the actual supplement category.
• Quality signal: third-party certification, USP/NSF/Informed Choice, clear manufacturer quality language, or a strong reason to keep researching.
• Safety fit: allergens, mineral load, medication cautions, pregnancy/nursing language, and medical-use boundaries are visible enough to summarize.
• Claim risk: products are rejected or held if they lean on disease-treatment, transformation, peptide-synergy, or side-effect-treatment claims.

Review statuses

Approved means the product can appear as an affiliate card. Pending means the category has candidates but no public card yet. Rejected means a candidate had a documented reason not to recommend it.

Product pages can change, so approved products should be rechecked periodically before expanding claims or adding new placements.

What we do not do

• We do not sell peptides.
• We do not provide peptide or supplement dosing instructions.
• We do not claim a supplement makes a peptide safer or more effective.
• We do not activate products that require a stronger medical claim than the evidence supports.