Privacy & Terms
This page describes the data practices and the terms of use for the archive. It is written in plain language and it applies to every page on the site.
Reading the site requires no account and no personal detail. Nothing here is offered in exchange for information about a reader.
Information We Collect
No registration is required and no personal identity detail is requested. Reading the archive does not ask for a name, an address, a telephone number or any account credential of any kind.
Standard server records exist as they do on any public site: a request line, a timestamp and a coarse network address. These are used to keep the site working and are not combined into a profile of any reader.
Cookies and Local Storage
Local storage is used for two narrow purposes: remembering that a reader has dismissed the bottom bar, and caching the contact number pool so the page does not re-fetch it on every view. Neither stores a personal identifier.
Audience measurement is handled by a third-party analytics service, 51.la, which reports aggregate traffic. A reader who prefers not to be counted can block third-party scripts in the browser, and the site remains fully readable when they are blocked.
Terms of Use
The archive is offered for academic and research reference. Research peptides are not approved for human medical use, and nothing published here is medical guidance, a product assessment, a supplier endorsement, or acquisition guidance of any kind.
Material is compiled from public sources and has not been independently confirmed. It may be incomplete or out of date. Any reliance a reader places on it is their own, and the archive accepts no liability arising from that reliance.
Contact and Updates
Questions about this page, about a specific entry, or about how a correction is handled can be sent to [email protected].
The page is reviewed when the site's data practices change. The last revision date is shown on the research page alongside the editorial and review credits, so a reader can see how current the whole archive is at a glance.