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Editorial Board

Who writes what you read here, who checks it, and — where a seat is not yet filled — an honest statement of that rather than an implied review.

Last substantively reviewed 2026-07-31

Current review status

The medical reviewer seat is currently being appointed. Until it is filled, no page on this site claims medical review, and compound pages carry an explicit note that they have been editorially checked against their primary sources but not reviewed by a clinician.

We are stating this rather than quietly implying review, because a fabricated or vague reviewer credential is worse than an unfilled seat. This page will be updated with the reviewer's name, qualifications and verifiable profile when the appointment is made.

The seats

Editorial lead. Responsible for sourcing, evidence grading against the published methodology, dating, and the corrections log.

Medical reviewerappointment in progress. A clinician qualified to review endocrine and hepatic safety content. Reviews every compound and safety page before publication and re-reviews on the stated interval.

Legal and regulatory reviewerappointment in progress. Reviews approval status, controlled-substance classification and anti-doping content, which change by jurisdiction and by year.

What we require of a reviewer

  • A verifiable qualification and a public professional profile that can be checked independently
  • Named attribution on every page they review — no anonymous "reviewed by our medical team"
  • Declared conflicts, published on this page
  • Authority to refuse publication, and to require a grade be lowered

Why the seats are named before they are filled

Publishing the standard first makes it checkable. A reader can see what we say review means here, and then see whether the page in front of them actually carries it.