About DosingReference
DosingReference is an independent educational reference for peptides. We built it because the information researchers actually need, clean reconstitution math, evidence based dosing ranges and honest safety profiles, was scattered across forums, locked behind paywalls or tangled up with unsourced marketing. We wanted to fix that.
Who is behind it
DosingReference is written and maintained by Sasha Wilson, the site's founder and editor. Sasha is an independent researcher with a hands-on interest in peptide science, currently working toward ABAC peptide certification, who started this site out of frustration with how scattered and marketing driven peptide information tends to be. We publish under a real name rather than invented expert profiles or borrowed credentials, and we do not claim to be a medical provider or to offer independent medical review. When a page cites a study or a label, that citation is the source doing the work, and you can follow it yourself.
Why we exist
The peptide space has an information quality problem. Search any protocol and you get dozens of results that mostly share the same problem. The numbers arrive unsourced, with nothing to click through to and no clear way to tell a clinical trial from an old forum post. Dosing tables get copied site to site with nobody checking the math. We started DosingReference to do the opposite. Every reference here is built from published literature, prescribing information and standard pharmacology sources, with links so you can check it. Where the evidence is strong we say so, and where it is thin we say that too. Honest uncertainty beats false confidence.
What we publish
Compound references. A growing library covering single peptides and blends. Each page has an overview, a sample dosing technique, reconstitution sized to the vial, storage, what the literature reports and citations.
Calculator. Enter any vial size, bac water amount and target dose, and it returns the exact syringe volume and doses per vial.
Guides. Standalone walkthroughs for newcomers, covering the beginner basics, storage and syringe measurement, plus an FAQ.
Blog. Longer pieces on peptide science, mechanisms, comparisons and new research, each written from published sources.
What makes it different
Every claim is sourced. We do not publish a dose, a mechanism or a safety note without a source, and if we cannot find credible published backing, the claim stays out.
We grade the evidence. Multiple trials read very differently from one animal study, and our language reflects that.
The math is shown. Every reference lays out the full chain, vial content, water, concentration, target dose and the exact volume in mL and units, so anyone can check it.
It is maintained, not abandoned. Research moves, and we update rather than publish once and walk away.
No unsourced claims. We do not repeat forum lore or marketing copy as fact, which sometimes means disagreeing with what is popular. We are fine with that.
Who it is for
Anyone who wants accurate, sourced peptide information laid out clearly: independent researchers, students, professionals after a quick reference and people trying to understand the evidence behind what they are reading elsewhere. If you value accuracy over hype and like seeing the source behind a claim, this was built for you.
What it is not
- Not a medical provider. Nothing here is medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
- We do not sell peptides. We do not sell, ship or supply any research material.
- We do not endorse specific vendors. Supplier links are references for research use only products, not endorsements of any vendor's quality or practices.
Ownership and independence
DosingReference is independently run, and we want to be plain about the money. We do not sell peptides and hold no inventory. Some of the supplier links on the site are affiliate links, and DosingReference earns a commission on qualifying orders. No vendor pays us to write content, change a dose or bury a safety note, and none has editorial approval over anything we publish. If our funding ever changes in a way that could affect our independence, we will update this.
Get in touch
Want to ask something, request a compound we have not covered, or flag an error? Reach out with the details, the compound name and vial size for a request or the page and the issue for a correction, and we will take a look.