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A brand name tells you nothing. We strip the marketing back to the exact compound in the vial, then weigh the real evidence behind it out of 100.
Identify a compound →Paste any product link. We read the page and identify the exact molecule being sold.
A 0–100 read on how much real evidence backs a compound: regulatory standing, human-trial strength and source quality. Not a safety or purity rating.
Every claim is tagged: human trials, animal-only, or pure anecdote. No blurring.
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One blunt line separating what's proven in humans from what's speculation.
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Known risks and unknowns stated plainly, including what nobody has studied yet.
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Every profile separates what the research proves from what the marketing claims.
Healing & recovery peptide
Proven in humans: essentially nothing. The animal healing data is consistent and real, but controlled human efficacy and safety are still unproven. Treat every human benefit claim as unconfirmed.
Read profile →Healing & recovery peptide
Proven: the parent protein Thymosin Beta-4 has been in some human trials (for example dry-eye and wounds). The 'TB-500' fragment sold online is not the same molecule and has no human efficacy data. Recovery claims are unproven.
Read profile →Cosmetic copper peptide
Proven: modest cosmetic benefits for skin when applied topically have some human support. NOT proven: injectable use for systemic or anti-aging benefit. Topical is the evidence-backed use.
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