Feedback · The record is only as good as its corrections
Peptigrity is a public record of lab results, shops, and prices — 13,106 tests of it. A record nobody can correct is just an opinion with tables. If a figure here does not match the certificate it came from, we would rather hear it from you than leave it standing.
◆ What makes a report usable
“This purity looks high” is a hunch and we cannot act on it. “The COA for batch 240118 says 97.2, the page says 99.4” is a correction, and it gets made.
◆ What this page is not
We do not answer protocol or medical questions, here or anywhere. For anything about a compound itself, the forum is the place, and nothing there is medical advice either.
◆ Also useful
Contact for shop claims and press · Methodology for how the scores are built · FAQ for the questions we get most.
It gets checked against the original certificate of analysis, not against the report. If the certificate says something different from the site, the figure is corrected and so is the rule that produced it, so the same mistake does not repeat across other rows.
The forum. A thread other people can reply to and upvote tells us how many readers want the same thing, which is what decides the order things get built in. A private mail tells us one person wants it.
No. Shop claims, review disputes, and trust score questions go through the shop routes, which ask for evidence and keep a record of the decision. Start at the For Shops page.
If you left an email, yes — including when we decided not to change anything. Changes to published data show up in the site record rather than in a private reply.