How do you decide if a peptide resource is actually trustworthy? · BIOHACKING

How do you decide if a peptide resource is actually trustworthy?

I've been reading more papers lately and realized that understanding peptides isn't actually the hard part—figuring out which information is reliable is.

Some websites make everything sound revolutionary, while others only quote studies without explaining what they actually mean. Then there are resources that seem educational until you notice they're making claims with no references at all.

When you're researching a peptide, what makes you think, "Okay, this is probably a trustworthy source"?

I'm interested in hearing how everyone here separates solid educational content from marketing. Has your approach changed over time?

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How do you decide if a peptide resource is actually trustworthy?