Who’s legit, who’s not

The peptide market is full of sellers. Almost nobody is actually checking them.

Vendors come and go, COAs get faked, and the FDA keeps moving the goalposts. Assaylog is the watchdog: we track who’s shipping, who got shut down, what the lab reports actually say, and what just changed in the law. The investigative read for people who refuse to guess.

Who’s shipping, who’s gone

The enforcement and shutdown beat, the moment it lands.

We read the COAs

Lab-report analysis that checks the laboratory, lot, method, date, and whether the report can be verified.

The legal-status tracker

Federal and state, what’s compoundable and what isn’t, kept current.

Watchdog, not storefront

Investigative reporting. We don’t sell anything and we take no vendor money.

Why this exists

Nobody is independently watching this market. Sellers grade their own homework and the rules change monthly. Assaylog exists to be the watchdog the peptide space never had, on the reader’s side, not a vendor’s.

The Daily Log
Weekday mornings. One sourcing, enforcement, or COA update.
The Scorecard
The deep one. A vendor scorecard or a lab teardown worth saving.
Evidence and review status

Health claims should be traceable and uncertainty should be visible. Review the publication's evidence sources and editorial policy. No named clinician review is claimed.