The independent peptide research wiki I co-founded. It grades peptides and vendors on published evidence and pulls the research into one place you can actually trust, because it takes zero affiliate money.
Reptides started from a simple frustration. I would spend hours trying to work out whether a peptide was actually worth it, and almost every source had either no evidence behind it or a discount code attached.
This comes from the same place 9th Life does. I spent a decade and a lot of money learning this the hard way, making expensive mistakes I could have skipped if one honest, cited source had existed. Reptides is me trying to build that source, because the thing I care about most is helping people get a straight answer instead of paying the same tuition I did.
So we built the thing I wanted to exist. An independent research wiki that grades peptides, and the vendors who sell them, on published evidence and nothing else. No affiliate deals, no sponsored rankings, no thumb on the scale. The whole point is that it has no reason to tell you anything but the truth.
It is a reference, not a sales pitch. Same posture as the rest of this site. It tells you what the research says and what the tool does. It does not tell you what to put in your body. That part is between you and a licensed clinician.
The one peptide tool that isn't trying to sell you peptides.
A paid iOS app and web platform that grades peptides and vendors S–F on published evidence and organizes the research into one trustworthy place. These are the numbers behind it, and the credibility spine of the whole thing.
Strip away the brand and the apps and one thing is left: Reptides takes no money from the vendors it grades. That is the entire moat, and it is the reason the grades mean something.
The full library, ranked on published evidence and fully cited.
Independent grading of the vendors, held to the same evidence standard.
Put peptides head to head and build a stack that gets graded S–F on how well studied it is.
It only answers from the cited research, with semantic retrieval and follow-up conversation. No made-up answers.
Scan one or several at once. It identifies them, pulls the grade, builds a stack, generates a reconstitution report, and sets a reminder.
A reconstitution calculator, dose scheduling, adherence tracking, and reminders in one place.
Browse the library by the outcome you care about instead of by name.
Structured, shared experience to sit alongside the published evidence.
Deeper write-ups for when a single grade is not the whole story.
The one peptide tool that isn't trying to sell you peptides.
Reptides is an independent research reference, the same posture as the peptide content on 9th Life. It makes no medical claims and gives no dosing advice. Talk to a licensed clinician and get current bloodwork before changing anything.