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Post about us without guessing what you're allowed to say.

Twenty-two pages you can send readers to. For each one: who lands there, what to say, what never to say, a tracking link with your ID already in it, and the disclosure to paste underneath.

Nothing here is gated and nothing needs approval. Pick a page below, or jump straight to getting a link.

Paste it once. Every link and code snippet on these four pages picks it up automatically, and it stays saved in this browser. No ID yet? Everything still works — the links just won't be credited to you.

Step one

Pick the page your audience already asks you about.

Each one is written for a specific question someone types into Google. Match the question, not the product — that is the whole trick.

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Metabolic / weightWeight at 45 won't moveA woman in her mid-forties who has just typed her own frustration into Google after the thing that worked at 35 stopped working./weight-at-45-wont-moveLongevity / energyExhausted after eight hours of sleepSomeone who has already fixed their sleep hygiene, still wakes tired, and has been told by a GP that their bloods are normal./exhausted-after-8-hours-sleepextra careRecoveryRecovery is slower than it used to beA lifter or endurance athlete in their late thirties to fifties whose recovery window has doubled and who is already reading peptide forums./recovery-slower-than-it-used-to-beextra careWomen's longevityMenopause energyA woman past the transition who has been told fatigue is simply what this is now, and has decided not to accept that./menopause-energyWomen's longevityPerimenopause weightA woman 42–52 watching her body composition change on the same routine she has run for a decade./perimenopause-weightMetabolic / weightAfter the GLP-1: maintainingSomeone approaching the end of a GLP-1 course who has read that the weight comes back and has no plan for the next phase./post-ozempic-maintainMetabolic / weightGut repair after a GLP-1Someone tolerating real gastrointestinal side effects and searching for whether it settles or whether they should stop./gut-repair-after-glp1extra careMetabolic / weightEnergy on a GLP-1Someone currently on a GLP-1, losing weight, and feeling worse than before they started./glp1-energyMetabolic / weightMicrodose GLP-1Someone with a BMI in the low-to-normal band who has been told they do not qualify for a full-dose programme and assumes that is the end of it./microdose-glp1Metabolic / weightMetabolic ResetSomeone who has decided to do this properly and is now comparing programmes rather than molecules./metabolic-resetMetabolic / weightMen's weight lossA man comparing three telehealth offers on price who has not yet noticed that only one of them shows the ongoing figure./mens-weight-lossWomen's longevityWomen's weight lossA woman who has been dismissed by at least two providers and is deciding whether this one will take her seriously./womens-weight-lossLongevity / energyBiological ageA measurement-first reader who wants a number before they want an intervention, and who is sceptical of the whole category./biological-ageextra careLongevity / energyDaily performanceSomeone already running a stack from podcasts and forums, looking for a source that grades rather than sells./daily-performanceextra careLongevity / energyLongevity stackSomeone assembling a long-term plan and trying to work out which of the twelve things they have read about are actually supported./longevity-stackextra careMetabolic / weightSemaglutideSomeone who already knows the molecule name and is now trying to work out whether the compounded version is legitimate./semaglutideMetabolic / weightTirzepatideA reader comparing the two molecules who has been told tirzepatide is simply better and wants to know if that is true./tirzepatideLongevity / energyNAD+Someone who has seen NAD+ marketed at clinic prices and wants to know whether the evidence justifies it./nadLongevity / energyWhat NAD+ actually costsSomeone who has been quoted a clinic price and is checking whether it is normal before booking./nad-costSexual healthSildenafilA man who has decided to do something about it and wants the least embarrassing legitimate route./sildenafilextra careSexual healthTadalafilA reader comparing the two molecules on duration and side-effect profile before choosing./tadalafilSexual healthDaily tadalafilSomeone who has already used the on-demand version and is asking whether the daily approach suits them better./daily-tadalafil

“Extra care” means the page sits next to a molecule nobody can get right now. You can still write about it — you just cannot say anyone can obtain it. The full kit spells out what that means, page by page.

Before you post

Four things that end the partnership.

Everything else is a conversation. These four are not, because they are the ones that put a reader at risk or put us in front of a regulator. The link builder checks your wording against them before it will let you copy anything.

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Don't say anyone can get it

No “available”, “in stock”, “back soon”, “DM me”. Most peptides here cannot be obtained through any legitimate route today, including from us.

02

Don't call a peptide legal or illegal

It is never that simple. Say what the current rule is and link the tracker, which stays right on its own.

03

Don't call a compounded product FDA-approved

It isn't. Write “compounded, not FDA-approved” whenever you name one.

04

Never post a dose

No amounts, units, schedules, or how to mix anything. Not once, not as a “just for reference”.

27 molecules may never be described as obtainable. That list is generated from the same record our own order buttons read, so it cannot go stale: see it in full.

Common questions

How to ship, not how the programme works.

Rates, eligibility and the application are on the partners page.

Do I need approval before I publish?

No. Everything on this page is pre-cleared. Use the hooks, the say-this lines and the compliant CTA as written and you are inside the perimeter. Write your own anchor text and the link builder will check it before you copy it.

Can I edit the hooks?

Yes, within the perimeter. The six rules on the compliance standard govern, not these exact sentences. If your edit adds an availability, legality, FDA-approval or dosing word, the validator will catch it — paste it in before you publish.

What am I actually being credited for right now?

A founding-list signup at /waitlist. Consults are not open, so nothing is transactable. Your tag holds site-wide for the cookie window, including on the tracker and Knowledge Base pages, and the flat CPA applies from first subscription once consults open.

Why is there no commission number on this page?

Because we have not set one, and publishing a rate we have not set would be the exact kind of claim this whole programme tells you not to make. Rates are set in your partner agreement.

The tracker changed a verdict. Do I have to update my old posts?

If you used a status embed, no — it re-reads the feed on every page view and updates itself. If you used a screenshot, yes, and this is the argument for using the embed. Subscribe at /fda-tracker-alerts and you will be told when something moves.

Can I write about BPC-157 at all?

Yes, extensively. You may explain what it is, what the evidence says, and exactly where its regulatory status stands. You may not say, imply, hint or joke that it can be obtained. The status card is the safest way to reference it, because it renders the current position rather than your memory of it.

Kit data last synced with the tracker July 26, 2026 · the same kit data as JSON · what changed recently

Not sure if your wording is allowed?

Paste it into the checker on the link page. It names the rule and suggests a fix.

Check my wording

Want the rules in full?

Every rule with a right and a wrong example, plus the FTC disclosure copy.

The compliance standard

Still stuck?

Ask us. A question costs nothing; a post we have to ask you to take down costs both of us.

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