How Clarity Wellness sources, reviews, and updates peptide reference content — citation policy, review cadence, conflicts of interest, corrections.
How Clarity Wellness sources, reviews, and updates the peptide reference content published on this site.
Reference pages cite primary literature and regulatory publishers — PubMed, NIH, and FDA sources — with the date each source was accessed. Where a claim rests on a specific trial, we name the trial.
Every peptide reference page carries a last-reviewed date. Pages are re-reviewed at least twice a year and immediately when regulatory status changes.
Peptides discussed on this site occupy several distinct regulatory categories: FDA-approved branded drugs, compounded preparations made by licensed pharmacies, and compounds sold strictly for research use. We state which category applies rather than blurring them, because that distinction is the one most commonly misrepresented in this market.
Educational content is written separately from the member catalog and is not gated. We do not accept payment for editorial placement. To report an error, email support@claritywellness.us; corrections are made in place and the review date is updated.
All peptide products referenced are intended solely for research, investigational, or licensed professional use. They are not FDA-approved and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a licensed medical practitioner before any personal or clinical use.