Editorial & Verification Policy

1. How Content & Math Are Produced

At FreePeptideCalculator.com, we maintain a strict separation between mathematical calculation logic and educational reference content:

• Deterministic Arithmetic: All reconstitution, dosage unit, and syringe tick mark outputs are computed using standard, deterministic physical formulas. Standard U-100 syringe conversions assume 100 units = 1.0 mL (1000 µL). The concentration formula Concentration (mcg/mL) = Vial Mass (mg) × 1000 / BAC Water Volume (mL) is applied uniformly and verified against manual calculations.
• Researched Reference Data: Non-mathematical explanatory text including compound half-lives, molecular structures, reconstituting diluent options (Bacteriostatic Water vs Sterile Water), and temperature storage guidelines is synthesized from peer-reviewed literature, supplier certificates of analysis, and established pharmacology reference texts listed on our Scientific Sources Page.

2. Review Cadence & Update Triggers

Every compound guide and calculator tool on our site includes a "Last Reviewed" metadata stamp. Pages are updated under three primary triggers:

1. Routine Calendar Audit: All primary calculator pages undergo a quarterly review to verify links, unit scales, and reference literature.
2. Emerging Clinical & Research Data: When new pharmacokinetics studies or synthetic peptide studies are published (such as updated half-life parameters or new co-formulation protocols), guide pages are updated accordingly.
3. User-Reported Feedback: Any report submitted by researchers or clinicians regarding formatting, clarification, or unit display is reviewed immediately.

3. Transparent Correction Process

Accurate math and clear scientific guidance are critical on YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) health-adjacent topics. If a typographical, mathematical, or scientific error is identified:

• Reporting an Error: Anyone can flag an error or submit a correction request via our Contact & Feedback Page.
• Investigation & Verification: Reported issues are evaluated against primary literature sources or mathematical unit tests within 24–48 hours.
• Resolution & Disclosure: If an error is confirmed, the codebase or content is updated immediately, and the page's revision stamp is refreshed.