Corrections
When we get something wrong, we fix it here — with a date, what was wrong, and what it should have said. We do not correct errors silently in place.
Why this page exists
This site’s entire claim is that it is accurate. That claim is worth nothing without a public record of the times it was not.
We expect to make mistakes. The research this site was built on was careful — primary documents downloaded and read locally, every trial registration checked against its sponsor — and it still produced sixteen significant claims that turned out to be wrong when someone deliberately attacked them. Among them: a compound placed in the wrong evidence tier, a finding about the wrong molecule entirely, and one conclusion that was precisely backwards. None of those reached this site, because they were checked. Some future one will not be caught, and this is where it will be recorded.
How to report an error
Email corrections@peptides101.com. If you can point at the primary document, we will act on it quickly.
We would genuinely rather be corrected than be wrong quietly. Correcting an error costs us nothing; leaving one up costs us the only thing this site has.
The log
No corrections yet.
This log is empty because the library is new, not because we think we are incapable of being wrong. Read it that way. A health reference with a permanently empty corrections page is not careful — it is unexamined, or it is quietly editing in place. Check back.
Related
Our editorial policy describes the verification process these corrections are a check on.