An independent index — built on sources
We don't sell tests or medicines, give medical advice, or take money to change a finding. PepCred shows official records, evidence gaps and provider claims separately. Reviews never create a positive finding.
Why PepCred exists
Peptides and GLP-1 medicines are sold through a website long before a buyer knows who is behind it. Badges, review walls and “lab tested” banners are easy to print and hard to check, and the people worst placed to check them are the ones being sold to. PepCred does the checking: it matches the exact website to official register and company records, shows what it could not match, and gives one practical thing to do before paying.
One question, three separate checks
Every result answers the same question — can this seller be trusted with your money — and it is built from three checks that are never merged. A company we can find on an official register has not thereby tested anything. A tested batch does not make the seller accountable. Presenting either as one green tick is the trick this site exists to undo, so each check keeps its own answer and its own confidence.
The name on the website matched to an official register — a pharmacy registration or a company record.
Is there anyone accountable?
For a prescription medicine, whether the prescriber and the dispensing pharmacy are both real and both matched.
Is this a legal route?
A test report that verifies at the laboratory that issued it, not on the seller's own page.
Is what arrives what was sold?
Standing on free, official data
PepCred stands on official sources: the GPhC register of pharmacies, CQC provider records, the UK Companies House register, FDA and other regulator actions, and public domain-registration records. Reviews and forum discussions may suggest something worth investigating, but they never create a positive finding and never make up for a missing official record.
What we will never do
- We don't sell peptides or medicines, and we give no medical, dosing or protocol advice.
- We don't take money to change a result, a rank or a confidence score.
- We don't make unsourced claims about any business.
- We don't report a check we could not complete as a black mark against the seller.
Who is accountable
Prime and Jest Marketing Limited (registered in England and Wales, company number 10895458) is the legal publisher of PepCred. the PepCred editorial team is the responsible editor. Contact us at team@pepcred.com. See governance and editorial standards.
Read the full methodology, our disclosures, and the corrections log.
Real sellers, real records — and an honest “we could not check that”
PepCred checks real, named sellers, and every signal behind a result is a public, sourced fact: domain registration from ICANN RDAP, a legal entity only where there is a single confirmed active match on an official company register, and a transparency check scored from the seller's own published pages with the exact quote and URL. Where we have no grounded data, the page says so plainly rather than inventing a figure — and, more importantly, a check we could not complete is never recorded as a failure by the seller. No negative is ever asserted without a source. Any seller can contest a fact through the corrections page.