Forum waitlist
A peptide forum where the studies come first
- Opens at 100 researchers
- One email when it opens
- No selling in posts
Join the forum waitlist
One email when the forum opens. Summaries only if you tick the box. Unsubscribe anytime.
Most peptide forums run on anecdotes and seller referrals. Ours will run on the same rule as this site: when someone makes a claim, they point to the study.
The forum opens once 100 researchers have joined the waitlist. You’ll get one email when it does.
What you’ll find there
01
Questions about the research
Ask what a study actually found, or what’s been studied in people. Members and editors answer with sources.
02
Studies posted as they come out
New papers, trials and FDA actions, discussed by people who read past the abstract.
03
Open talk, among members
Members can talk about their own research and experience. Our editors never give dosing advice.
House rules
- Cite what you can. A link to the study beats “I read somewhere.”
- No selling. No seller links, no seller names, no “DM me for a source.” Posts that sell come down.
- Members speak for themselves. Nothing posted by a member is advice from us. Our editors stick to what the studies show.
- Emergencies go elsewhere. If something is wrong with your health, call your doctor or emergency services, not a forum.
The full rules are posted before the forum opens.
Questions about the waitlist
When does the forum open?
When 100 researchers have joined the waitlist. We’ll email everyone on the list that day.
What will you email me?
One email when the forum opens. If you also tick “new study summaries”, you’ll get those too. Each email has an unsubscribe link.
Will it cost anything?
No. The site is paid for by ads, which are always labeled and never shape what we write.
Can I talk about dosing there?
Members can share their own experience with each other. Our editors don’t give dosing advice, and nothing a member posts is advice from us. On this site, a dose only appears as part of a study’s method.
Who runs it?
The editors of Peptide Researcher Studies, the same people who write the study summaries. Read our editorial standards.
Not ready to join? Start with how to read a peptide study →