Our aim
Revial Labs Research publishes accurate, plain-English explanations of peptide science: the chemistry, the analytical methods and the research. Our content is educational. We don't give medical advice, and we don't publish dosing, administration or usage guidance for any substance in people or animals.
How articles are written
Articles are researched and written in-house, with the help of AI writing tools. We base articles on peer-reviewed literature, authoritative reviews and official sources such as regulators and international guidelines, in preference to news reports, marketing material or forums.
How sources are checked
- Every article ends with a list of the sources it draws on.
- Each journal reference is checked against Crossref to confirm its title, authors and year. Where the paper is indexed in PubMed, its PubMed ID is checked and linked.
- Web sources are checked to confirm they resolve to the intended page.
Expert review
We are appointing an independent, suitably qualified scientific reviewer. When an article has been reviewed, it will show the reviewer's name, credentials and the date of review. Until then, articles don't carry a reviewer credit, and we never attribute review to anyone who hasn't actually carried it out.
Keeping content up to date
Each article shows its publication date. We aim to re-check articles at least once a year, and sooner when significant new research is published, updating the date when we make substantive changes.
Corrections
If you find an error, please email hello@reviallabsresearch.co.uk with the page and the issue. We aim to review reports promptly and correct confirmed errors, noting significant corrections on the article.
Conflicts of interest
This site is published by Revial Labs Ltd, which also supplies research compounds. To keep the site's content independent of that business, this site doesn't link to or promote products, doesn't carry advertising, and doesn't publish articles about the specific compounds the company sells.