Paste a claim. Get a sourced receipt. Understand it in beginner language.
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Paste the claim
Add the exact wording you saw online, the peptide it's about, and any source that was provided. A screenshot or link helps but is not required.
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We examine the evidence
The system compares the claim against available human, animal, laboratory, and anecdotal evidence — and separates what the studies actually tested from what marketing tends to imply.
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Get the receipt
You receive a clear verdict, a short simple answer, an evidence snapshot, what checks out, what is being stretched, and a more accurate rewrite of the original claim.
What you get in every receipt
A clear verdict + confidence level
See whether the claim is supported, uncertain, misleading, or unsupported—and how confident the available evidence allows us to be.
The simple answer
Get the main takeaway first in plain English, without a giant literature dump.
Evidence separated by type
See what comes from human studies, animal studies, laboratory research, and registered clinical trials.
What holds up—and what is being stretched
Understand which parts of the claim match the research and which parts go beyond what the evidence actually shows.
A more accurate rewrite
See how the original claim could be rewritten to better match the available evidence.
Research sources + online discussion
Review the studies and registered trials behind the receipt, along with a clearly labeled summary of what people are saying online. Online discussion is anecdotal and is not treated as scientific evidence.