Privacy.

Truth In Peptides collects only what the registry needs to publish a laboratory record and to send the list. Addresses are not sold.

What is published

A certificate submission can show the peptide name, vendor, lot, test date, laboratory, result, notes, the laboratory link, and an optional website or WhatsApp number. That is the public record.

What stays private

The email on a certificate or a strip submission is stored with that submission so we can write to you about it. It is not shown on the public page. A strip photo is stored for review. It is published only if the result is approved.

If you join the list, we store your email and which page you signed up from. A welcome note is sent from alerts@truth-in-peptides.com. Later notes are scam alerts only: a published certificate that shows failed tests clustering on a seller. There is no newsletter and no digest. Reply to that note, or write to hello@truth-in-peptides.com, to leave the list.

The form stores a network address with a short count, so one network cannot flood submissions. That count is not published and it is not used to build a profile of you.

Who handles it

The site is hosted on Vercel. Records are stored in Supabase. List mail is sent with Resend. Those services process the data in order to run the site and deliver the mail. We do not run advertising trackers, and we do not sell the list.

A sign-in cookie is set only for the person who administers the site. Visitors do not get an account.

How long it stays

A published record stays until it is removed. An email stored with a submission stays with that submission. You can ask us to delete the email on a submission, or to remove you from the list, at hello@truth-in-peptides.com. The public laboratory link can remain if the certificate itself stays in the registry.

Children

The site is not for children, and we do not knowingly collect information from them.

Questions about this page go to hello@truth-in-peptides.com.