How we work.

How confessions are moderated

Every confession is submitted anonymously and reviewed before it appears. Only a small share of submissions is published. An account must be first-hand and specific about the experience — what happened, what it felt like, what went wrong — rather than theory or promotion.

Submissions are screened for sourcing and commercial intent before review. We reject or edit out vendor names, links, price comparisons that work as buying guidance, discount codes and anything that reads as a how-to. Where text is removed, the confession is marked [edited]or carries an admin note. Medical-emergency and crisis content is never published. Amounts or schedules that appear inside a published confession are the writer's own words, shown as a quote — never as guidance.

Short fragments and posts without enough context are kept out of search indexes even when they are visible on the site.

How facts are sourced

Confessions are anecdotes. Factual statements on guide, topic, report and Canada pages — approval status, label warnings, trial results, coverage rules — are written from primary sources: regulator databases and notices (Health Canada's Drug Product Database, recalls and advisories, the US FDA and EMA), product monographs and labels, and peer-reviewed clinical trials. Pages that cite these inline list them under Sources.

Report pages that count themes across confessions describe what writers say, not how often anything happens in the population. We never publish dosing guidance, sourcing information, vendor recommendations or prices.

Not medical advice

Nothing on this site is medical, legal or regulatory advice. Many compounds discussed are not approved for the uses described, and unauthorized products can be contaminated or mislabelled. Decisions about any medication belong with a licensed clinician or pharmacist.

Corrections policy

If a factual statement is wrong or out of date — for example an approval, a label change or a coverage rule — email confess@peptideconfessions.com with the page and a source. We check reports against the primary source, correct the page, and update its review date. Confessions themselves are not rewritten for accuracy, because they are personal accounts; we remove them if they break the rules above.

Who runs the site

Peptide Confessions is run by a small anonymous editorial team. We do not claim medical credentials and do not present any page as reviewed by a clinician. Submitters are anonymous by design: no accounts, no usernames, no email collected at submission, and IP addresses are hashed before storage. Read more on the about page.