Research Library · v0.1
Peptide protocols,
organized & calculable.
A citation-ready library for peptide protocols — single compounds, blends, and stacks, paired with a reconstitution math calculator. Every dose value links to its primary source.
01 / Tool
Reconstitution math calculator
Two steps. First, mix a vial with bacteriostatic water — you get a concentration. Second, enter a target dose and see exactly how many units to draw on a U‑100 insulin syringe.
Reference math only. Assumes complete dissolution and uniform concentration. Not a dosing recommendation.
02 / Catalog
Single peptides
Individual compounds organized by mechanism. Every entry carries a link to a primary source and an evidence tier — these are reference summaries, not protocols.
Evidence tier
- Approved medicineLicensed by at least one drug regulator
- Clinical trialsPublished human studies; not approved
- Preclinical onlyAnimal, tissue, or cell data
- Unverified nameVendor label with no primary literature
No compounds match that filter.
03 / Catalog
Peptide blends
Commonly studied combinations. Blend math depends on the ratio and vial sizes — treat each as a starting point for your own literature review.
04 / Catalog
Peptide stacks
Multi-compound research frameworks organized around a goal. Stacks are conceptual reading orders, not administration schedules.
05 / Literature index
Testosterone & anabolics
A cited bibliography of the landmark trials, clinical guidelines, and harm literature that define what is — and is not — established about testosterone therapy and non-prescribed anabolic-androgenic steroid use. No dosing, no protocols, no optimization guidance.
28 cited sources across trials, guidelines, harm literature, and adjacent compounds.
06 / Notes
Field notes
Methodology, math, and how we source and cite research.
Have a protocol to organize?
We build citation-ready reference pages from published literature. Send a study or topic and we will structure it.
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