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Peptide Community Guidelines & Etiquette

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✅ Core Rules

  • Stay on topic This community is dedicated to peptides and related research. Discussions about anabolic steroids, SARMs, or controlled substances are not permitted. Post in the correct classroom or category—off-topic posts may be removed or redirected.
  • No medical advice This is an educational space. Do not offer or solicit medical advice. Always consult a licensed professional for health decisions.
  • Search before posting Many questions have already been answered. Use the search bar to explore before starting a new thread.
  • Use clear titles Help others find your post by using descriptive titles (e.g., “Dosage timing for BPC-157” instead of “Help!”).
  • Share sources responsibly If citing studies or articles, use reputable sources. Avoid promoting unverified claims.
  • Do not ask for vendor recommendations We provide a vetted list of reputable vendors to support your research. Each has strengths and limitations—no vendor is universally “best.” All purchases carry inherent risk. Do your own due diligence.
  • No external links to vendors You may discuss vendors, but direct links are not allowed.
  • No spam or self-promotion This includes linking to outside vendors, products, or unrelated content.
  • Report issues If you see a post that violates these rules, contact an admin directly. We’re here to help.

🧠 Tone & Culture

  • Be kind, always Assume good intent. Respect different perspectives and avoid sarcasm or snark.
  • Be respectful No bullying, belittling, or personal attacks. Foster a culture of learning and curiosity.
  • Constructive over critical Debate is welcome, but keep it evidence-based and solution-oriented. If you disagree, do so respectfully and without shaming.
  • No swearing or offensive language Keep it clean and professional. This is a learning space—not a locker room.

🔒 Safety & Boundaries

  • A vendor will never contact you first If someone reaches out unsolicited, report it immediately.
  • Contact admins directly for concerns If something feels off, don’t hesitate to reach out. We take safety seriously.