What We Respond To
We are a small editorial team compiling data, not a customer service department. We appreciate relevant, specific communication and respond to:
- Data corrections: Found outdated vendor documentation details or factual errors? Let us know with specifics.
- Broken links: External references or internal links not working? Send us the page URL and the broken link.
- New vendor documentation: Found a supplier with publicly verifiable third-party COAs that should be reviewed? Send us their public archive details.
- Study citations: Have a relevant peer-reviewed trial we missed? Send the PubMed link and the compound it relates to.
- Legal updates: State rules changed or new FDA/WADA rulings issued? Send the official agency source link.
What We Do Not Respond To
We receive dozens of emails daily. To keep this publication running, we ignore:
- Medical advice requests: "Should I use X peptide for Y condition?" → Consult a licensed physician, not an information website.
- Vendor pitches: "Review our peptides!" → We compile publicly available documentation; you cannot pay for placement.
- Commercial pitches: We do not accept marketing proposals.
- Personal protocol questions: "What dose should I use?" → We publish analytical and literature data, not personalized administration advice.
- Legal advice: "Can I legally import to my state?" → We provide journalistic reporting on statutes, not personalized legal counsel.
- Product troubleshooting: "My peptide looks cloudy, is it bad?" → Contact the supplier you ordered from, not us.
How to Contact Us
Email: contact@wildwestpeptides.com
Response time: 3–7 business days for legitimate inquiries. We batch responses to stay efficient.
What to include in your email:
- Specific page URL if reporting an issue with a particular article
- Exact error or correction with a primary source link if claiming something is wrong
- Clear subject line (for example, "Documentation correction: BPC-157 vendor page" or "Broken link: Legal by State")
Corrections & Updates Workflow
We want our tables and dossiers to remain accurate. If you spot errors:
| Type of Issue | What to Send | How We Handle It |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor documentation update | Page URL + supplier name + public COA archive link or screenshot | Verify and update within 1 week |
| Broken external link | Page URL + which link is broken | Replace or remove within 3–5 days |
| Factual error (science or legal) | Specific claim + primary source showing correct info | Review and correct if verified |
| Vendor no longer operates | Vendor name + evidence the site is permanently down | Update or remove from comparison tables |
| New relevant study | PubMed link + compound it relates to | Review for inclusion in evidence tables |
Community Input
If you have primary documentation relevant to our coverage, such as:
- Large sample data from public community surveys
- Vendor testing results from independent third-party analytical verification
- Documented legal or regulatory enforcement outcomes related to peptides
...send details to the email address above.
Press & Media
For media inquiries or interview requests related to the research-peptide market, COA verification standards, or consumer protection in unregulated spaces, email contact@wildwestpeptides.com with "MEDIA" in the subject line.
Correspondence Privacy
We do not collect visitor data beyond basic server logs. Emails sent to us are not shared, sold, or used for marketing. We may note anonymized corrections in site updates (for example, "A reader noted a documentation update on X page") but never with identifying personal information.
Disclaimer Reminder
We provide journalistic information, not recommendations. Nothing on this site constitutes medical, legal, or financial advice. Consult appropriate licensed professionals (physicians, attorneys) for personalized guidance.
Where To Go From Here
- Front Page
- About the Desk — How we evaluate public documentation.
- Frequently Asked Questions — Concise answers to common analytical and legal questions.
- Vendor Red Flags — Twelve warning signs to check before trusting a supplier.
- Do Peptides Actually Work? — Evidence audit by compound.
- U.S. Peptide Regulation by State — State-level compounding and enforcement context.