What we make
PeptCycle is an iOS app for tracking injection protocols — schedule, doses, calendar, reminders and weight progress. The data stays on the device: no account, no server, and no way for us to see it. The blog is the reference material that goes with the app.
Why we write articles
Someone tracking a protocol wants the basics — what a compound is, why the schedule is weekly, how the vial is stored. Much of what is findable, especially in Bulgarian, is vendor copy. We write what we wanted to read ourselves: organised, sourced, and free of promises.
How the articles are written
We start from primary sources — peer-reviewed research, official labelling, and the positions of bodies like the FDA, EMA and WADA. Every substantive claim has a source listed under the article. Where the evidence is only preclinical, or absent in humans, we say so plainly instead of hedging around it.
What you will not find here
- Dose recommendations, schedules or stacking advice.
- Guidance on which compound to choose or where to buy it.
- Affiliate links to vendors — we sell nothing and endorse no supplier.
- Claims about results that are not in a cited study.
This content is not medically reviewed
The articles are written by the PeptCycle team, not by a doctor, and no medical professional has reviewed them. That is exactly why they contain no dose recommendations. If a qualified reviewer ever does check them, their name and credentials will appear on the articles concerned. Until then, treat these texts as a summary of publicly available sources, not as medical opinion.
Errors and corrections
If you find an inaccuracy, or a source that has since been retracted or overturned, tell us. We correct the article and record the updated date rather than editing quietly.