Content and Corrections Policy

1. Where our information comes from

• Published studies, read in full or in their official abstract, cited on the page with a link.
• Regulators and official bodies, such as the FDA and the World Anti-Doping Agency, with the date we checked them.
• Our own arithmetic, for reconstitution and syringe units, which anyone can repeat from the numbers shown.

We write our own text. We do not copy other websites, and we do not publish anecdotes, testimonials or forum posts as evidence.

2. How we label what we publish

• Every dose is labelled with the study it comes from, the kind of study, and who was studied: people, animals or cells.
• Animal and cell results are never presented as effects in people.
• Each page shows when it was last checked. Regulatory status shows the date we confirmed it.
• Where little or no research exists, the page says so instead of filling the gap.

3. Reporting an error

If you find a mistake, write to upzousa@gmail.com with the page address, what you believe is wrong, and the source that shows it. We aim to answer within 24-48 hours.

4. What happens when we correct something

1. We check the report against the primary source.
2. If the page is wrong, we fix it and update the date it was last checked.
3. If the error changed the meaning of a dose, a safety statement or a legal status, we add a short note on the page saying what changed and when.

5. Copyright and trademark requests

If you believe something on Upzo infringes your copyright or trademark, write to upzousa@gmail.com. Identify the work, the page where it appears, and your contact details, and confirm that you own the rights or act for the owner. We review every request and remove or change material that infringes.

6. Independence of our content

What a page says about a peptide, its research, its risks or its legal status is decided by what the sources show. Nobody can pay to change it.