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Sergeant Pep
Your guide to this site's files. Sergeant Pep is designed to answer from the articles and trial tables on this site and to cite the page an answer came from. It is not a person, not a professional, and not for you personally.
What it does
- Designed to answer only from PeptideBasics101 articles and catalogued trials
- Cites the page an answer came from, so you can check it
- Meant to say "not catalogued" when the site has nothing, rather than guess
- Explains terms in plain English or scientific language, matching your toggle
What it is built to refuse
- Anything about you: your dose, your stack, your symptoms, your pet
- Recommending, comparing or locating vendors
- Instructions for human or veterinary use of any substance
- Questions the site's sources cannot answer
Read before asking
Sergeant Pep is software. It is an automated assistant built on a large language model. It can be wrong, out of date, misread a source, cite the wrong page, or fail to refuse something it should. Nothing it says is medical, veterinary, legal or professional advice, and nothing it says is intended for human or veterinary use.
It only knows this site. Answers are drawn from PeptideBasics101 articles and the trials catalogued on them, which are summaries of public information collected for general awareness, research and entertainment only. Statements have not been reviewed or endorsed by the FDA or any regulatory body.
Doses it quotes are historical facts about trials, as the cited study reported them. They are not recommendations. Do not use trial doses to determine dosing for yourself, another person, or an animal.
Do not tell it about yourself. Do not enter names, health conditions, medications, or anything you would not post publicly. Questions are sent to a third-party AI provider to generate the answer. The provider and retention period are stated in the privacy section of our Terms.
Use the sources, not the sergeant. Every answer links its page. The page links its primary sources. Read those.