Live widgets

Five embeds that keep your old posts honest.

One line of code each. No key, no account. They pull the current status from us every time someone loads your page — so a post from last year cannot end up telling a reader something that stopped being true.

None of them can carry a price, a dose, or a claim that something is obtainable. That is a property of the feed, not a promise: see how the embeds work.

Your partner ID

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.

The widget library

Five embeds. All of them read the live feed.

One line of code each, no key, no account. They read our public CC BY 4.0 feeds on every page view, which is the whole point: your post cannot go stale and cannot overclaim, even years after you wrote it. None of them contains a price, a dose, or an availability field for a gated molecule.

MoleculeDestination

Live FDA status card

Drops a molecule's live two-signal status into a post. It re-reads the tracker on every page view, so the post can never go stale and can never overclaim — which is exactly why it beats a screenshot.

What it renders

Molecule · evidence grade · regulatory status pill · access verdict dot · last-synced date · source link. Two signals separated by a divider, each labelled. No price. No dose.

Served from /embed. No key required. CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link back. If the feed is unreachable it degrades to a plain branded link rather than rendering anything stale.

Live preview data for bpc-157

BPC-157Recovery peptide

Rule — what the regulation saysPCAC recommended · rulemaking pending

Access — whether anyone can get itUnder review — no change to access

Embed snippet

<a class="peptos-badge" data-peptos-molecule="bpc-157" data-peptos-theme="dark" href="https://peptos.life/fda-tracker/bpc-157?partner=YOUR_ID&utm_source=embed&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=status-card" rel="sponsored">Peptós.LIFE FDA status: bpc-157</a> <script async src="https://peptos.life/embed/badge.js"></script>

Page card / link unit

A branded card for any of the 22 destinations: headline, one-line promise, the four proof cues, and the compliant CTA as a tagged sponsored link. Solves the creator writing their own CTA and drifting out of the perimeter.

What it renders

Headline · one-line promise · four proof cues · compliant CTA. No price, no availability field, no molecule status.

Served from /embed. No key required. CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link back. If the feed is unreachable it degrades to a plain branded link rather than rendering anything stale.

Embed snippet

<a class="peptos-card" data-peptos-page="/metabolic-reset" data-peptos-theme="dark" href="https://peptos.life/metabolic-reset?partner=YOUR_ID&utm_source=embed&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=page-card" rel="sponsored">Peptós.LIFE — /metabolic-reset</a> <script async src="https://peptos.life/embed/badge.js"></script>

Status-change alert badge

A small inline badge that visibly flips when the tracker changes on a named molecule. Turns a one-time article into a recurring traffic asset: the reader comes back to a post that updates itself.

What it renders

Molecule · change state · date of change · optional link to /fda-tracker-alerts. No status prose, no availability field.

Served from /embed. No key required. CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link back. If the feed is unreachable it degrades to a plain branded link rather than rendering anything stale.

Live preview data for bpc-157

BPC-157Recovery peptide

Rule — what the regulation saysPCAC recommended · rulemaking pending

Access — whether anyone can get itUnder review — no change to access

Embed snippet

<a class="peptos-badge" data-peptos-molecule="bpc-157" data-peptos-size="inline" data-peptos-notify="1" href="https://peptos.life/fda-tracker/bpc-157?partner=YOUR_ID&utm_source=embed&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=alert-badge" rel="sponsored">Peptós.LIFE status: bpc-157</a> <script async src="https://peptos.life/embed/badge.js"></script>

Knowledge Base search box

An embeddable search over the 54-molecule Knowledge Base. The reader self-identifies the molecule they care about and lands on our monograph pre-qualified, with your tag attached site-wide. Highest-intent unit in the set.

What it renders

Query input · result title · evidence grade · both signals shown separately in the preview. No dosing fields exist in the index.

Served from /embed. No key required. CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link back. If the feed is unreachable it degrades to a plain branded link rather than rendering anything stale.

Embed snippet

Embeddable monograph

The full monograph for any of the 54 molecules, on your domain, canonical back to ours. You get the content and the credit; we keep the SEO. What it is, how it works, who it is for, what it does not do, what is still unknown.

What it renders

What it is · how it works · who it is for · what it does not do · what is unknown · evidence grade · both signals · sources. No dosing fields exist and none may be added.

Served from /embed/monograph/{slug}. No key required. CC BY 4.0 with attribution and a link back. If the feed is unreachable it degrades to a plain branded link rather than rendering anything stale.

Live preview data for bpc-157

BPC-157Recovery peptide

Rule — what the regulation saysPCAC recommended · rulemaking pending

Access — whether anyone can get itUnder review — no change to access

Embed snippet

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.

01

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.

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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