Principle 2 · Where to learn
Use trusted
educational resources.
You don’t have to sort through the whole Internet alone. Start with an all-in-one research tool and learn from people who make complex topics easier to understand.
Pharaoh’s featured resource
The best all-in-one
peptide research app
Reptides is where I would send someone who doesn’t know where to start researching. It brings cited research into an intuitive library, compares compounds, grades the evidence from S to F, and puts reports from real users beside the research without treating those experiences like clinical proof.
Member tools let you ask AI questions grounded in the platform’s research library and track your own peptide use, so your reading and records can live in one place.
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Cited research
Plain-language peptide briefs bring the published research and source links together in one place.
S-to-F grades
See how the evidence stacks up across 90+ compounds and counting, with a published methodology behind each grade.
Community reports
Read real-world experiences for useful context, while remembering that personal reports are not clinical proof.
Ask and track
Use research-focused AI questions and a personal peptide tracker without juggling several different tools.
Keep it handy
Dosing guide
A practical reference you can save and come back to.
Watch and learn
YouTube educators
Longer conversations and explainers for learning one topic at a time.
@TheHunterWilliamsPodcast
The Hunter Williams Podcast
Long-form conversations about peptides, health, and performance.
@quinnstillsonmd
Quinn Stillson, MD
Peptide and health education from Quinn Stillson, MD.
@PeptideScienceInstitute
Peptide Science Institute
Videos focused on peptide science and education.
YouTube channel
Dr. Alex Tatem
Clinical conversations about peptides, hormones, and men’s health.
@DrAFroese
Ashley Froese, DO
Peptide and wellness education from Ashley Froese, DO.
Follow the conversation
Accounts on X
Useful accounts for research links, practical discussion, and new topics to investigate.
@James9thLife
James
Peptide research and discussion on X.
@reptidesco
Reptides
Research updates and new resources from Reptides.
@peptidepirate
Peptide Pirate
Peptide education and commentary on X.
@DrAlexTatem
Dr. Alex Tatem
Peptide, hormone, and men’s health discussions on X.
@PeptidePharaoh · That’s me
Peptide Pharaoh
My peptide education, sourcing notes, and updates to this guide.
Check the source
Official research and safety tools
Two public resources for checking human studies and clean injection practices.