Medical & Health Claims Prohibition Policy
This site publishes product information and summaries of scientific literature. It does not give medical or therapeutic guidance, and Viper Peptides makes no claim about what any compound does in a person. This page sets out where that line sits, and how to tell a published study apart from a claim about something we sell.
What we will not do
Not on this site, not in its content, not through support. Viper Peptides does not:
- Give medical, clinical, pharmaceutical or veterinary advice, or help diagnose anything
- Recommend treatments, prescribe, or help anybody obtain a medicine
- Suggest doses for a person or an animal, or supply protocols, schedules or instructions for self-administration
- Claim any material is safe or effective in humans, market one as a treatment, or present one as a substitute for a licensed medicine
Nothing here predicts an outcome
No product listing, document, marketing message or sentence from a member of our staff should be read as a representation that a research material will do anything in a human or an animal.
These are not medicinal products. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent any disease or condition, and no medicines regulator has authorised them for anything.
A published study is not a product claim
We keep a research library of scientific and educational information. It is a genuine reference resource, and it is deliberately kept apart from the catalogue.
Scientific information published on this site may summarise findings reported in peer-reviewed literature, preclinical research or published clinical studies. Such information describes the materials, study populations, methodology and findings reported by the original authors, and does not constitute a claim regarding the performance, safety, efficacy or intended use of products supplied by Viper Peptides.
Inclusion of published human or clinical research does not mean that Viper Peptides supplies the relevant compound for human use.
How to read one of our summaries
A summary here may accurately report a study design, a receptor interaction, a mechanism, an in-vitro result, an animal-model finding, or an outcome from a published clinical trial.
In every case it reports what the original authors found, using the materials and populations they used. It says nothing about what a compound bought from us will do, and it is not a sign that the compound may be given to a person.
Citations are there so you can read the source rather than take our word for it. Where our summary and the paper disagree, the paper is right.
What support will tell you
Specifications, purity and identity documentation, batch records, storage, handling, shipping, order administration — all of it, in as much detail as we have.
Personalised medical advice, guidance on human or veterinary administration, or a quantity to use in a person: none of it, ever. Ask and support will decline and point you back at the research-use-only status of what you have bought.
That is a standing instruction to the team, not an automated filter. It depends on people following it, and they do.
What other people say about us
Reviews, comparisons, affiliate pages and other third-party material may appear on this site or link to it. What third parties say is theirs.
Where any of it makes a medical, therapeutic or human-use claim about a research material, that claim is not ours, is not endorsed by Viper Peptides, and forms no part of the description of anything we supply.
Tell us if we have got this wrong
If something published here — or published about us anywhere else — reads as a medical or therapeutic claim about our materials, send it to us. We will look at it, and we will correct or remove anything that does.