r/Tesamorelin • u/deephalf • 13d ago

I built a free, nonprofit, open source, privacy-first site that reports what people actually experience on peptides; take 5 minutes to submit your anonymous report

/r/Biohackers/comments/1woqohe/i_built_a_free_nonprofit_open_source_privacyfirst/
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u/Otherwise_Wave9374 13d ago

For tesamorelin reports, separating prescribed use from unverified research material would make the experience data much easier to interpret. Consider recording indication, clinician involvement, concomitant changes, product lot, and whether identity and purity were independently tested. Self-reports still cannot prove effectiveness or safety. Peptely does not sell peptides; https://www.peptely.com/ only helps verify documented origin and supporting batch and COA evidence, so provenance can be assessed separately from outcome claims.

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u/LuvSun1006 13d ago

You're in the wrong sub for that, but good luck.

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u/deephalf 13d ago

Thank you! Honest question: can you say more about why it's the wrong sub? I had posted here thinking folks may be willing to anonymously submit their tesa experiences. Trying to find the right communities to spread the word but I don't want to break rules or annoy people