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A reader arrives with a goal

They pick what they're working on. The recommender sends them to the guide that answers it and records the goal.

Find your protocol

What are you researching?

They ask where to get it

Vetting criteria go on the page. The source list itself goes to members by email, never to an open page a crawler can read.

Vetted sources

Where researchers get this compound

We publish our vetting criteria, not paid placements. Members get the current source list by email.

Research and educational use only. Not medical advice. We may earn a commission from disclosed partners, which never changes what we list or where a link sends you.

One email opens everything

No password, no card, no account database. Type anything with an @ in it.

Free member access

Every guide.
Every dose.
One login.

One free account opens the whole library. Every guide, dose, and protocol, organized in one place.

20+ peptide guides

Dosing, timing, prep, and storage for every compound.

All in one place

Research summaries, references, and calculators, together.

20+Peptides documented
100%Evidence informed
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Your library, one login away.

Enter your email and the full library opens. Free, no card.

Research and educational use only. Not medical advice.

422 guides, sorted and searchable

Twelve topic sections and live search across every title. Built from the site itself, so it never goes stale.

Then the inbox does the selling

Five sequences in Kit, each one fired by something the reader actually did.

Where it lives

Kit

Your existing account and your existing list. Nothing new to buy, nothing to migrate.

Who owns it

You do

The sequences sit in your Kit account. You can read, edit, pause, or rewrite any of them without us.

What sells

The email

The site stays clean. Every recommendation happens in the inbox, to people who opted in.

Five sequences, each fired by something the reader actually did

Sequence 1

Welcome and access

Fires when: someone joins

  1. Immediately You're in
  2. Day 1 How to tell if a source is real
Sequence 2

Interest nurture

Fires when: they read two guides on one topic

  1. Day 0 Topic deep-dive
  2. Day 2 The trade-off nobody explains
  3. Day 5 How I'd actually run it

One version per topic: weight management, recovery, longevity, cognitive, hormone.

Sequence 3

High intent

Fires when: they read the same compound twice, or hit the source context

  1. Day 0 You've been comparing sources.
  2. Day 2 Still deciding?
Sequence 4

Win-back

Fires when: 30 days with no activity

  1. Day 30 Still researching?

One email, then it stops. Keeps the list clean and deliverability high.

Sequence 5

Behavioural trigger

Fires when: a member views the same compound page twice

  1. Same day More on that compound? Protocol, dosing, and where to get it.

Timed to the moment of interest, which is why it tends to be the strongest performer of the five.

What lands in the inbox

Real copy, rendered as it will arrive. The third one is the whole idea: it only goes to someone who read that compound twice, and it names the compound, pulls your guides on it, and carries the source.

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You're in

Library's open. One thing to read first.

Sequence 1 · immediate

Hi first name,

Account's live. The library's open, all 422 guides, and the search actually works.

Before you go digging, one thing. What wrecks most people's results isn't the protocol. It's the vial. Underdosed, mislabelled, or just not what the sticker says. You can run a textbook protocol on bad product and get nothing out of it.

Tomorrow I'll show you how to tell the difference.

Go read something.

For research purposes only. Not medical advice. source name is a source we recommend and may have an affiliate relationship with; the recommendation is the same for every member. Unsubscribe anytime.

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How to tell if a source is real

Four things I check. Takes five minutes.

Sequence 1 · day 1

Hi first name,

Yesterday I said the vial matters more than the protocol. Here's how I actually check one.

Tested every batch. Not once in 2022 and never again.

COAs you can read. Real HPLC and mass-spec numbers, not a PDF that says "third-party tested" and shows you nothing.

Honest stock. If it says in stock it ships this week, not in six.

A track record you can find without them handing it to you.

Most sources fail at least two of those. The one we send members to is source name, and it's where I order. Your code is member code.

Get the source →

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More on ipamorelin

The dosing guide, the comparisons, and where to get it.

Sequence 5

Hi first name,

You've been back on ipamorelin twice this week. Here's everything we've got on it, in one place.

Short version: it's one of the cleaner GH secretagogues, and most people run it far too high. Start lower than you think and give it eight weeks.

When you're ready to source it, we send members to source name. Your code is member code.

Get the source →

For research purposes only. Not medical advice. Disclosed affiliate relationship. Unsubscribe anytime.

Those highlighted fields are set once. The source name, the member code, and the link live in one place and flow into every email in every sequence. Change the source later and you change it in one field, not across thirty emails.

What you can see

In Kit

  • Opens, clicks, and unsubscribes per email
  • How many people are in each sequence right now
  • How many carry each interest tag
  • Which signup point they came through, the wall or the in-page prompt

In analytics

  • Which articles produce the most signups
  • What a member read before they joined
  • Which guides get opened from the library
  • What people search the library for and find nothing

Worth being straight about

Kit reporting works from day one. The behavioural data that drives interest matching starts accumulating the day this goes live, so the first interest-matched sends are a few weeks behind the welcome sequence. Nothing is lost, it just needs reading history to match on.