Editorial policy
How we write, and what we will not claim.
Our articles exist to inform research, not to sell you an outcome. This is the standard we hold them to, and the line we will not cross.
Research use only
Everything Primogen supplies is for laboratory and research use only. Our products are not medicines, are not approved for human or veterinary use, and nothing we publish is medical advice. We make no therapeutic, disease, or human-benefit claims for any compound, and a research-use-only label does not change that. When we describe what a compound does, we mean in cited studies or in vitro, not in you.
How our content is made
Articles are written against the primary literature and cited inline, with links to the source. We report what the research actually shows, including when the data is thin, animal-only, or early. We would rather tell you the evidence is limited than overstate it. A Last updated date changes only on a real revision, never to fake freshness.
What we will not do
We do not invent credentials, fake expert reviewers, or put a name to writing that person did not do. We do not promise weight loss, healing, anti-aging, or any human result. We do not dress marketing up as science. If a claim cannot be backed by a citation, it does not go in.
Honest about the limits
Peptides are an emerging field and much of the evidence is still preliminary. A Certificate of Analysis tells you about identity and purity, not clinical safety. We say so plainly, on every page where it matters, because the whole point of Primogen is to be the source that tells you the truth, including the parts that are not finished yet.