About Peptide Chats
A chatbot that answers peptide questions from peer-reviewed research and publicly posted community reports — both clearly labeled, every claim linked to its source.
What this is
Peptide Chats draws answers from two tiers of sources, always kept visually distinct in every response:
- Research sources — peer-reviewed studies indexed in PubMed. Cited inline as numbered references (e.g. 1 2) that link to the original paper on
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. - Community sources — publicly posted protocols from forums, subreddits, podcast transcripts, and published protocol documents. Cited inline with a C prefix (e.g. C1 C2) and listed separately in the Sources block at the bottom of every answer. These are not medical research — they describe what people online commonly report doing, with the sources linked so you can verify.
When both tiers describe a peptide, you'll see both. When only one exists, you'll see only that one. The labeling never shifts: research is research and community is community.
What this isn't
This isn't medical advice, a prescription, or an endorsement. Peptide Chats will not recommend doses, protocols, cycles, or combinations for your individual use. It will not point you to vendors or sources. For personal medical decisions, talk to a licensed healthcare provider.
How it works
For each peptide in the knowledge base, we pull the full set of relevant PubMed abstracts, synthesize a structured record covering mechanism, studied uses, dosing ranges from research, safety signals, and regulatory status, then independently audit every citation before an answer can be served. If the research doesn't address something, you'll get an honest "I don't have reliable data on that."
Who built it
Independent research project. The goal is to make it easy to get at the actual evidence behind a peptide — not marketing copy, not forum lore — without needing a PubMed account or a medical background to parse abstracts.
Coverage
We're starting small on purpose. New peptides are added only after their underlying research base has been synthesized and validated. The knowledge base grows every week.
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