Peptide Watchdogs serves the whole peptide world — consumers, retailers, vendors, wholesalers, and telehealth platforms — with one rule that never bends: our ratings and rankings can’t be bought. We make money in the open, and we tell you exactly how.
Most review sites hide this. We lead with it, because the disclosure is what makes the ratings worth trusting. We earn three ways — and not one of them can buy a better ranking:
What money can never do here: buy a ranking or a Verified badge, remove a Scam Watch flag, or change a lab result. If we have any interest in a party we rate, it is disclosed — on this page and on the listing.
An honest site names its own conflicts. Our operators have ownership or investment interests in one or more peptide brands — for example, Precision Research Peptides, a stake we already disclose right on its listing (“the operator holds an interest in this vendor; it gets no ranking preference”). Any brand we have an interest in is flagged as a connected party on its listing, is scored by the same published method as everyone else, and is never marked Verified without the same independent lab checking we require of any vendor. If that ever stops being true, the site stops being worth reading — so we hold the line publicly, on purpose.
Vendors are scored on price, third-party lab testing, how recent their COAs are, and screened reviews — by a published, objective method, never by who pays. The full method, the daily checks behind it, and how every compound fact is cited are public on how we verify.
Questions, corrections, a bad COA to report, or a vendor to look into? Email Team@peptidewatchdogs.com. We read every message — including the ones telling us we got something wrong.