Citation Policy

Peptidic prefers source links from peer-reviewed literature, clinical records, regulatory databases, official prescribing information, and reputable medical databases when those links are available.

The site should not fabricate citations or imply that a source supports a claim unless the source has actually been reviewed.

If citation-level data is unavailable in the codebase, Peptidic should show a cautious educational reference message instead of inventing evidence.

Readers should verify peptide information against primary sources, approval status, and qualified professional guidance.