Peptides
Semaglutide and a vial of retatrutide bought online get called the same thing. They are not the same thing. One has a label, a prescriber and a phase 3 dossier a regulator has read. The other is an unapproved investigational drug copied by an unregulated supplier. These pages keep the tiers separate and put the trial name, dose and duration next to every number.

The triage page. Place any compound name into one of three tiers in seconds, with the best trial number and the legal position attached.
The strongest weight-loss numbers in obesity medicine, attached to a drug you cannot legally obtain.
A term invented by the market, answered by nobody who is not selling something.
A genuinely different mechanism, and a case study in how obesity trial results get framed as wins or misses.
Mid-pack on weight, distinctive on liver fat. Also a lesson in why a smaller headline percentage does not mean a worse drug.
The compound that proves the word approved is meaningless without a jurisdiction attached.
Lower weight loss than the injectables, and possibly the most consequential approval in the category because of how it is made.
The comparison people search for, with the honest caveat that nobody has run the trial that would settle it.
A maintained status board, not an essay. One row per candidate, with a visible review date.
Four compounds, one shared mechanism story, and one shared evidence problem.
A corrective page. The evidence base is tissue repair, the weight-loss listings are a marketing artefact, and the regulatory story is the actual news.
The consumer-protection page, built around the cleanest example of a compound with everything except human evidence.
Evidence updates
Approvals move, trials read out, labels get rewritten. We re-check these pages against their primary sources and email what actually changed, with the citation next to it.
What you will not get: protocols, supplement offers, "wellness" or a drip sequence. If a month goes by and nothing worth sending has changed, we do not send anything.
Confirmed by email before anything is sent, so a typo cannot sign up a stranger. One-click unsubscribe in every message. The list is never shared or sold.