THE PEPTIDE KNOWLEDGE LIBRARY

A clearer picture
of peptides.

SCIENCE, IN PERSPECTIVE.

Understand what peptides do, where they act, and what the evidence actually says.

36peptides to explore
09body systems
Primary-source evidence
Daily research checksDAILY
CONNECT THE SCIENCE

Start with the body.

Find a system. Explore a peptide. Follow the evidence.

THE LIBRARY

All peptides 36

36 peptides in the library
FDA-approved
Company / sponsorNovo Nordisk
649 registry studies
FDA-approved
Company / sponsorEli Lilly
251 registry studies
In clinical trials
Company / sponsorEli Lilly
33 registry studies
In clinical trials
Company / sponsorNovo Nordisk
40 registry studies
FDA-approved
Company / sponsorNovo Nordisk
456 registry studies
In clinical trials
Company / sponsorBoehringer Ingelheim · Zealand Pharma
28 registry studies
FDA-approved
Company / sponsorAcadia Pharmaceuticals
13 registry studies
FDA-approved
Company / sponsorESTEVE
11 registry studies

Categories describe biological pathways, not proven benefits. Approval is specific to a product and indication.

READING THE EVIDENCE
LESS HYPE. MORE UNDERSTANDING.

Good questions deserve better evidence.

Explore the research behind the promise. Always with the source in sight.

OUR APPROACH

Evidence before enthusiasm.

Peptides are a diverse group of molecules. The question is not simply whether a peptide “works,” but which product, for which condition, in which people, and with what evidence.

How we classify the library

FDA-approved

An editorially selected medicine with an original product approval in the FDA snapshot. This does not cover all formulations, uses, or current availability.

In clinical trials

At least one matching study is registered with an active or planned status. Registration does not establish safety, effectiveness, or approval.

Research stage

A research compound or a medicine without a verified approval in the current snapshot. This is not a definitive finding of non-approval.

Cosmetic / topical

A topical cosmetic ingredient. Cosmetic use is distinct from drug approval and does not establish injectable safety.

Start with the primary source

We use OpenAI web research to find new candidates and FDA updates, then check ClinicalTrials.gov study records and the openFDA Drugs@FDA dataset. AI findings remain pending editorial review. Daily snapshots preserve the last good data if a source fails. New FDA records require editorial review; they do not activate purchasing.

ClinicalTrials.gov API Drugs@FDA dataset

Independence & future affiliate links

There are no active affiliate or purchasing links. Any future link will require a separate review of the exact approved product, its indication, the seller, prescription requirements, and the applicable jurisdiction, with a clear affiliate disclosure. An approval record alone will never activate a link.

This is an educational reference, not a systematic evidence review. Categories simplify navigation and do not describe all biological effects. Source coverage may be incomplete.