Role
Editor-in-chief
Editorial direction and methodology
Sets editorial standards, owns the rubric, and signs off on grade changes. Responsible for the corrections policy.
About Peptigrade
An honest reference,
on purpose.
Peptigrade exists because the existing peptide information landscape — vendor copy, influencer takes, anonymous research forums — has no incentive to be honest. We do, because the only thing we sell is the grade.
§ The mission
What we’re trying
to do.
Be the source that any clinician, researcher, or careful layperson can land on and get an honest answer about what is actually known — and not known — about every peptide in the published literature.
Aggregate the evidence. Translate it. Grade it. Cite every claim. Update it when the evidence updates. Refuse the money that would compromise any of those steps.
We are explicitly not trying to be neutral about quality. A good study is treated as better than a bad one. A peptide with replicated human evidence is treated as better-supported than one with single-lab animal evidence. Calling that out is the entire job.
§ Editorial board
The people behind
the grades.
Named individuals will be listed here as the editorial board is finalized. Each board member’s credentials and any commercial affiliations are publicly disclosed.
Role
Managing editor
Day-to-day editorial operations
Manages the peptide review pipeline, study-feed curation, and the publishing schedule.
Role
Lead clinical advisor — Endocrinology
GLP-1 family, metabolic peptides, growth hormone axis
Reviews metabolic and growth-hormone peptide pages. Board-certified endocrinologist in active clinical practice.
Role
Lead clinical advisor — Sports medicine
Tissue repair, recovery, athletic-use peptides
Reviews tissue-repair and recovery peptide pages. Sports-medicine clinician with anti-doping committee experience.
Role
Lead clinical advisor — Internal medicine / Longevity
Aging, metabolic, and translational research peptides
Reviews longevity, anti-aging, and translational claims. Practicing internist with active research portfolio.
Role
Methodologist
Statistics, study design, evidence synthesis
Reviews effect-size claims, trial-design assessments, and systematic-review summaries. PhD-level statistician.
§ Funding & independence
Where the
money comes from.
Peptigrade is funded by member subscriptions and institutional licenses. Period.
We do not sell peptides. We do not accept industry sponsorships. We do not run display advertising. We do not earn affiliate commissions on peptide vendors. The “Where to research further” sections on peptide pages are editorial, not paid.
Peptigrade is published by Foundery, an independent media company. Foundery does not own any peptide vendor and is not owned by any peptide vendor.
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