Privacy policy
Short, because we collect very little. Effective 2026-09-06, revised 2026-09-09 when the signup forms came down.
What we collect#
- No email address, currently. There is no mailing list and no signup form on this site, so there is nothing for us to hold. When alerts open it will be double opt-in, one click to leave, deleted on request, and this line will change to say so — the current status.
- Aggregate analytics — privacy-first and cookieless (page views, referrers, countries). No cross-site tracking, no advertising identifiers, no personal profiles. Not yet switched on.
- Outbound click counts — when you click through to a provider we count the click (which link, when). This measures what's useful and supports affiliate attribution. It is not tied to your identity by us. Also not yet switched on.
Two things we have committed never to record, because they are the ones that would be most useful to us
and least acceptable to you: anything you type into the search box, which never leaves your browser
at all, and anything you enter into the calculators — your dose, or what you currently pay, is
information about your health, and we would rather not know it. The full plan, including the list of
metrics we have ruled out, is in the repository as docs/ANALYTICS.md.
What we never do#
- We never sell or rent your data.
- We never ask for health information, and you should never send us any.
- We don't run third-party ad trackers.
Third parties#
Our hosting provider serves the pages. An email provider and an analytics provider are planned and named in the repository; neither is connected yet, and each will receive the minimum needed to do its job. Providers who pay affiliate commissions may set their own cookies on their own sites after you click through — their policies govern there.
Two third parties load without you clicking anything, and both are worth naming.
- Google, on articles that recommend a video. The still image for each recommendation is served
from
i.ytimg.com. It is lazy-loaded, so it is only requested if you scroll it into view, and no YouTube player, script or cookie loads unless you press play — but fetching that image tells Google your IP address and which page you are on. - Libsyn, on one article that recommends a podcast. That one is an embedded player rather than an
image:
/peptides/categories-explained/loads a frame fromplay.libsyn.com, again only once you scroll it into view. A frame is a heavier thing than a picture — it is another company's page running inside ours, and it can set its own cookies there. We send it as little referrer information as the browser allows.
The price tables, the index and the tools load neither. If you want to read this site without either company hearing about it, those pages never contact them at all.
Your rights#
Ask us what we hold about you and ask us to delete it, and we will. As of today the honest answer is that we hold nothing: there is no list, no analytics account, and no record tied to you. Contact details go live with launch.
This policy will be updated as features launch (e.g., crowdsourced price reports), with changes noted in the changelog.