Research library
Research Library for Peptides & GLP-1s
Browse peptide and GLP-1 profiles with regulatory status, evidence labels and how each compound works.
Published by Peptade · Research library · Updated September 2026
Research Library is Peptade's built-in reference for peptides and GLP-1s. Each profile covers what a compound is, how it works, what published research has studied it for, and its regulatory status, and the same catalog is what PepBot and the personalized stack draw from.
For a compound that isn't FDA-approved, an entry also shows an evidence label — Established Research, Emerging Research or Experimental — describing how much published research exists, not whether the compound works or is safe for you. For an FDA-approved medicine, the entry names its approved indication and notes that a licensed prescriber decides your dose.
Search by name, abbreviation or brand name, or filter by category. Can't find what you're tracking? Add it to your tracker as a custom compound with its own name and administration method — custom entries don't carry the library's regulatory status or evidence labels.
Every profile, plainly labeled
Regulatory status per entry
Every entry is marked FDA-Approved or Not FDA-Approved, and approved medicines name their indication.
Evidence labels
Established Research, Emerging Research or Experimental — how much published research exists.
How it works
Each profile explains a compound's mechanism and lists what research has studied it for.
Search by any name
Find a compound by its name, an abbreviation or a brand name, or filter by category.
Label facts for approved medicines
For FDA-approved medicines only: the concentrations and frequency the label reports, attributed.
Ask PepBot about a compound
Open PepBot from the Home tab to ask about anything in the library.
Frequently asked questions
It describes how much published research exists for a compound that isn't FDA-approved — Established Research, Emerging Research or Experimental. It isn't a judgment that a compound is effective or safe for you.
No. For an FDA-approved medicine, the library names the approved indication and the concentration and frequency its label reports, and notes that your prescriber decides your dose. For every other compound, the library describes what it is and what published research has examined — nothing further.
Yes. Add a custom compound to your tracker with its name and administration method. Custom entries don't carry evidence labels or regulatory status.
No. Every profile is educational research only — not medical advice, and not a recommendation to use any compound.
Keep exploring
- Personalized stackPersonalized Stack: A Goal-Matched Reading ListAn optional, goal-matched reading list of compounds — name, route, regulatory status and a rationale, with no dose or schedule.
- Medication levelMedication Level: Estimated Half-Life CurveSee an estimated level curve for a compound, built from the half-life you enter and the doses you log — a visual model, not a measurement.
- PepBotPepBot: In-App Peptide Research AssistantPepBot, Peptade's in-app research assistant, knows your own tracking data and gives no dose, range or cycle for a compound that isn't FDA-approved.
- Half-lifePeptide half-life calculatorEnter a half-life, a dosing interval and a number of doses to see an estimated curve over time — a textbook model, not a personalized prediction.
Track it in Peptade.
Doses, schedules, cycles, injection sites and supply — one app, free to download on iOS and Android.
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