Current cost
One comparable recurring total when it can be calculated, otherwise a clearly labeled package price or an explicit missing-price state.
PUBLIC METHODOLOGY
How provider details are organized
Peptide Provider Hub applies consistent field definitions to provider-published information, preserves source context, and makes uncertainty visible. The directory is informational and does not publish qualitative scores, rankings, recommendations, or provider evaluations.
Field-level definitionsSource-aware recordsNo qualitative scoring
Scope
What the directory tracks
The fields are designed to make factual, provider-stated details easier to scan. They are not measures of clinical quality, product quality, approval status, safety, or suitability.
Subscription requirement
Whether the provider states that an ongoing membership or subscription is required for the listed offer.
Product classification
Prescription clinical, research use only, consumer product, or unresolved. Ranking eligibility is decided per offer, not inferred from a company name.
Clinical supply model
FDA-approved product access, compounded prescription, both, or unclear—kept separate from the four-class product label.
Available dosage / strength
Provider-stated product options shown as catalog information, not dosing instructions or medical advice.
How to get it
The documented interaction pathway, such as an online questionnaire, video or phone visit, hybrid review, or supplier storefront.
Price details
Introductory amounts, dose- or supply-specific variants, prepaid terms, extra fees, conflicts, and source links remain available in the expanded price details.
Source and date
The source URL and the date on which the displayed detail was last checked.
Four-class boundary
Research-use-only, consumer, and unresolved offers remain discoverable but stay outside prescription-provider price rankings.
COA scope
Whether a public batch report, example report, order-supplied document, testing claim, or no public document was found—without treating a COA as human-use approval.
Collection process
From provider statement to directory field
- 01
Reproduce the exact product price
A numeric price is recorded only when a current provider-controlled source identifies the exact marketed product or variant and the amount together. Search snippets, third-party pages, and similar products do not qualify.
- 02
Attach source context
Each record keeps its source URL and checked date so readers can understand where the detail came from and how recent the review is.
- 03
Handle incomplete information consistently
Missing, conflicting, removed, or inaccessible prices are left out until they can be confirmed. Other product options with clear current prices can remain visible.
- 04
Display evidence status and time
Every documented provider listing appears with its verification, availability, and last-checked context. Partial or conflicting evidence remains visible instead of being converted into a recommendation.
Core field definitions
These rules are intentionally narrow. When the available provider material does not support a field, the directory shows the value as missing or unverified instead of estimating it.
Beta evidence note (August 18, 2026): dated field-level source records support all 74 provider ledgers. The separate reproducible crawl archive currently covers 6 providers and remains in progress; the beta does not claim that archive is complete.
- Provider-stated
- Information attributed to a provider-controlled public source. A displayed numeric price additionally means the exact product and amount were reproduced together on that source on the checked date. It is not a guarantee of a later checkout total, stock state, or individual eligibility.
- Comparable recurring total
- The provider's recurring medication or program price plus a required monthly membership when both are documented. A missing fee, conflicted price, package-only amount, or unclear availability remains visibly incomplete and does not outrank a complete listed recurring total.
- Subscription
- “Required” is used when reviewed material states that an ongoing membership is mandatory for the listed offer. “Not required” needs an explicit non-subscription path. Ambiguous cases remain unverified.
- Package and variant details
- A package or vial amount is never relabeled as monthly unless the provider publishes an adequate billing duration. A dose- or supply-specific price is retained only when the exact variant and amount appear together in current evidence; it does not normalize contents, service fees, or product differences.
Promotion handling
Promotions are labeled “Available,” “None listed,” or “Unverified.” Known conditions and dates are preserved. A temporary promotion is not treated as the regular starting price unless it is clearly identified as such.
Sources and checked dates
A price source must open the exact product page or current catalog surface that reproduced the amount. The checked date is a timestamp, not a freshness guarantee. If a later recheck cannot reproduce the value, the amount is removed from comparisons.
Objective price sorting
Comparisons default to the lowest knowable recurring total, including a required monthly subscription when both amounts are documented. Within each availability tier, missing prices appear last. This field-based sort is not a qualitative recommendation, paid placement, endorsement, or assessment of safety.
What is excluded
The public directory does not publish medical advice, dosage guidance, treatment or efficacy claims, safety evaluations, product-quality judgments, qualitative provider rankings, “best” lists, or purchasing flows. It may display provider claims about unapproved or investigational products, with the regulatory and evidence limitations kept visible. It also does not fill gaps with unsupported assumptions.
Submit a correction
If a displayed detail appears outdated or incomplete, send the provider or supplier name, affected field, public source, and date observed. A submission enters review and does not guarantee publication.
Contact the editorial teamHow prices are confirmed: A price is shown only when the exact product and amount appear together on a current linked source. Conflicting or unavailable prices are omitted until they can be confirmed.
Information only. This methodology describes how public fields are organized. It is not medical advice, a legal opinion, a safety evaluation, or an endorsement of any provider, product, or service.