Where our facts come from.

Sources we use

Facts on topic, report, guide and Canada pages, such as approval status, label warnings, trial results and coverage rules, come from primary sources. Each page lists the ones it relies on under Sources.

• Canadian regulator records: Health Canada's Drug Product Database, product monographs, Summary Basis of Decision documents, recalls and advisories.
• Public drug plans and reviews: Provincial formularies and coverage decisions (Ontario Drug Benefit, RAMQ and INESSS, BC PharmaCare, Alberta Drug Benefit List) and Canada's Drug Agency recommendations.
• Other regulators: US FDA labels on DailyMed and FDA notices, and the European Medicines Agency.
• Clinical trials: Peer-reviewed trial publications, linked to their PubMed record. Company press releases are used only when no paper exists, and are labelled as company announcements.

We do not use vendor sites, clinic marketing or forum posts as sources for facts. We never publish dosing guidance, injection or mixing instructions, sourcing information, vendors or prices.

What “Last reviewed” means

The Last reviewed date on a page is the date its written content last changed, or the date of the newest confession it shows, whichever is later. It is the same date we give search engines in our sitemap. It is not the date the site was last rebuilt. When a page says it was checked against a database on a specific date, that is the date we looked.

How confessions are handled

Confessions are anonymous first-hand accounts, reviewed before they are published. They are anecdotes, not evidence, and we never present them as statistics about everyone who uses a drug. Vendor names, links, prices and how-to content are removed, and edited confessions are marked. Any amount or schedule inside a published confession is the writer's own words, shown as a labelled quote, never as guidance. Full moderation rules are in our methodology.

Who writes and reviews pages

Peptide Confessions is run by a small anonymous editorial team. Pages are not reviewed by a clinician, and nothing here is medical advice. Decisions about any medicine belong with a licensed prescriber or pharmacist.

Corrections

If something is wrong or out of date, email confess@peptideconfessions.com with the page and a source. We check it against the primary source and update the page and its date. See the corrections policy.