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If something here is wrong, outdated, or unsourced, tell us at hello@peptidetutorials.com — we check it against the primary source, fix it, and log the change below. Health and regulatory facts about peptides change fast, so we expect to publish corrections.
Key takeaways
- Report by email with the page URL, the sentence, and a source if you have one.
- We verify against primary sources (FDA, WADA, peer-reviewed papers), not against other websites or anecdotes.
- Material fixes are logged with date, page, what changed, and why.
- Pre-launch note: the site is still in testing. No public corrections have been requested yet; the log below lists our own significant edits.
Questions this page answers
- How do I report an error?
- What happens after I report it?
- What counts as a correction vs. an update?
- What has changed so far?
How do I report an error?
Email hello@peptidetutorials.com with the subject line "Correction:" and include:
- The page URL (and the sentence or table row).
- What you believe is wrong.
- A primary source if possible (fda.gov or federalregister.gov page, DailyMed label, PubMed ID/DOI, WADA document).
Please don't include personal health information. We can't give medical advice (contact).
What happens after I report it?
- We aim to acknowledge within about a week.
- We read the primary source ourselves; a claim that only appears on other websites isn't enough.
- If you're right, we fix the page, update its "last updated" date, and add a row to the log below. If we disagree, we reply with our source and reasoning.
- For safety-relevant errors (anything that could mislead someone about a risk), we fix first and write up second.
What counts as a correction vs. an update?
- Correction: we published something inaccurate. The log says what was wrong.
- Update: the facts changed after we published (for example a regulator changed a policy). The log says what changed and cites the source.
- Editorial change: wording, structure, or policy changes that affect how you should read the site (for example removing a label that wasn't true).
What has changed so far?
| Date | Page | Type | What changed | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 29, 2026 | New guide: /guides/peptide-compounding-status/ | Update | Added a dated explainer on compounding status after HHS's Oct 28, 2026 interim enforcement-discretion policy; added dated "Compounding status" notes to related profiles | Regulatory facts changed; primary sources: HHS policy PDF, fda.gov Category 2 page |
| Oct 29, 2026 | BPC-157 profile | Update | Replaced the "as of late September 2026: FDA had not acted" timeline with the Oct 28 HHS policy and its limits | Superseded by HHS announcement |
| Oct 29, 2026 | All pages | Editorial change | Removed "Medically reviewed by" lines and placeholder reviewer names; stated plainly on About that there is no clinical reviewer | The label wasn't true — nobody with clinical credentials reviews these pages |
| Nov 10, 2026 | All pages | Editorial change | Bylines and About now attribute pages to Peptide Tutorials Staff, a group of independent researchers and writers. Accountability is through the publication: the contact email, the corrections policy, and the editorial policy | Editorial policy change |
| Oct 29, 2026 | Weight-loss guides (tirzepatide side effects; peptide for weight loss) | Editorial change | Marked noindex and excluded from the sitemap until label citations are filled in | Highest-risk pages; citations incomplete |
| Oct 29, 2026 | Homepage | Editorial change | Removed placeholder trust labels ("Reviewed for accuracy · EXAMPLE") and the non-working search box | Placeholders were misleading |
| Oct 7, 2026 | Site | Editorial change | First drafts of all pages created (pre-launch) | — |
Frequently asked questions
Do you delete pages instead of correcting them?
We correct in place and log it. We only unpublish a page when it can't be made accurate, and we'd note that here.
Will you tell me if a correction affects something I read earlier?
There is no subscriber list yet. Check the log and the page's "last updated" date.
Sources
- Peptide Tutorials. Editorial policy; Contact.
Disclaimer
Educational content only — not medical advice.