Boards
Ranked seller boards
These rank companies, not compounds — on whether what they say about what they sell matches what has actually been tested. Every board prints the rule that put a company on it and the rule that decided the order, because a ranking whose method you cannot read is one you have to take on trust.
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Boards
Each one a stated rule, not a curated list.
9
Companies graded
Every one with its own published review.
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Publish a certificate
Of 9 companies. Almost every one says testing happens.
The boards
Peptide sellers, ranked by whether their claims match the trials
Every peptide and GLP-1 seller we have reviewed, ranked by how much of what they say about their products is actually supported by published trials.
- Companies on it
- 9
- Top of the list
- NovoCare Pharmacy
The sellers that tell you which pharmacy actually fills your prescription
A telehealth brand is almost never the pharmacy. These are the companies that name the one compounding or dispensing pharmacy behind their products.
- Companies on it
- 4
- Top of the list
- NovoCare Pharmacy
How every one of these is ordered
Printed on every board
That sentence is printable because there is nothing else for the sort to read. Our content model has no partner flag, no priority number and no featured slot, so paid placement would require changing the schema rather than quietly adjusting a comparison. Across 43 graded products, where a company lands is decided by what it publishes. What we are paid for, and what it does not buy, is on the disclosure page.
Looking for the best peptide, not the best seller?
These boards will not answer that, and it would be easy to pretend otherwise. Which molecule has evidence behind it depends entirely on what you are trying to change, so the answer lives on the goal pages — each one ranks the compounds against a single outcome with the strength of the human evidence printed on every row.
How a compound is graded, and what moves it between tiers, is on our methodology page.
Medical disclaimer: This content is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a licensed healthcare professional before starting, stopping, or changing any treatment.