FAQ
Common questions, direct answers.
Straight answers on public access, evidence standards, dosing tools, and the platform boundaries that matter most.
AccountDo I need an account to read the knowledge base?
No. Articles, the peptide database, and the changelog are public. You only need an account to log doses, save protocols, or post on the forum.
AccountHow do I delete my account?
Settings - Account - Delete. The deletion is permanent; export anything you need first. If the deletion flow is not wired for your environment yet, contact support.
Peptides 101What is a peptide, in one paragraph?
A peptide is a short chain of amino acids, usually under 50 residues, that signals or binds in the body. Insulin, oxytocin, and BPC-157 are all peptides. They sit between small molecules and full proteins in size and behavior.
Peptides 101Where do you get your dosing data?
Primary research papers indexed on PubMed, supplemented by clinical trial registries and manufacturer monographs where they exist. Each peptide page lists its citations, and the article layer keeps the same evidence-first posture.
DosingHow does the reconstitution calculator work?
You tell it the vial size in milligrams, the bacteriostatic water volume you are adding, and your target dose. It returns the draw-up volume in insulin-syringe units. The calculator is there to reduce avoidable math mistakes.
DosingShould I trust the suggested dose ranges?
Treat them as a research-grounded starting point, not a prescription. Human data is thin for many compounds, variation between people is large, and the safety context matters as much as the nominal dose.
CyclesHow do cycles work in the planner?
You define a window, pick the compounds, and the planner lays out the schedule. The cycle planner is available alongside the broader public learning and catalog surfaces.
CyclesCan I stack two compounds in one cycle?
Sometimes, but you should introduce compounds one at a time whenever possible so you can see what is doing what. Stacks increase complexity fast, especially when overlapping mechanisms or side effects are involved.
BloodworkCan I upload bloodwork results?
The product has bloodwork routes and supporting surfaces for tracking biomarkers over time. Whether upload is fully active depends on which workspace modules are enabled for your account.
ForumWhat gets you banned from the forum?
Sourcing, brokering, or soliciting sales. Repeated personal attacks. Posting identifiable information without consent. Moderation exists to keep the research discussion usable and safe-first.
PrivacyDo you sell data?
No. The platform is a research and workflow product, not an ad network. The privacy page covers data handling in detail.
PricingWill the free tier always exist?
Free public research access is a core part of the product. Paid tiers are about deeper workspace features, not putting the article and catalog layer behind a hard wall.
MobileIs there a mobile app?
The web experience is the primary product, built to work cleanly on phone and desktop. Some environments may support install-style behavior via the browser.
ExportsCan I export my data?
Export options depend on which workspace modules are live. If you need a reliable record, keep your source notes, protocol changes, and key bloodwork data saved outside the app too.
Still missing the answer you need?
The fastest next steps are the public help and contact routes.