Research intelligence
Intelligence & External Sources
No single site can police this market alone. These are the external databases, watchdog platforms and analytical laboratories we read, cross-reference and — in the case of the labs — contact directly when a supplier publishes a certificate of analysis. Links are provided for independent research. Peptide Pilot is not affiliated with, paid by, or responsible for any of them.
Research databases & reporting
Independent write-ups, vendor trackers and protocol references we read alongside our own review stream. Listed for research context only — inclusion is not an endorsement.
The Peptide Report
thepeptidereport.com
Long-form vendor reporting and market coverage, including shutdowns, enforcement actions and testing round-ups.
The Peptide Catalog
thepeptidecatalog.com
Compound-by-compound catalog of research peptides with sourcing notes and comparison tables.
Peptides.SO
peptides.so
Community-facing peptide reference and vendor discussion index covering availability across regions.
Peptide Protocol Wiki
peptideprotocolwiki.com
Crowd-maintained protocol, reconstitution and half-life reference material for research compounds.
Peptide Research Reviews
peptideresearchreviews.com
Review aggregation and commentary on supplier performance, purity claims and published assays.
Analytics & watchdog platforms
Third-party platforms that collect, commission or publish purity data across multiple vendors.
Independent testing laboratories
The labs we contact directly to confirm that a certificate of analysis published by a supplier matches the report the lab actually issued for that batch and date.
How we use these
A supplier publishing a PDF is not verification. When a certificate of analysis is claimed, we contact the issuing laboratory to confirm a report exists for that batch and that date, and that the figures match. If the lab cannot confirm it, the verification badge is withheld and the discrepancy is recorded on the supplier profile.