Peptide Mega List of Resources

The best peptide guides, databases, books, podcasts, doctors, and experts I've found so far.

No paid placements or affiliate links of my own. Links are not endorsements.

GHK-Cu (copper peptide)

A copper-binding tripeptide where topical and injectable claims need to be treated as different evidence questions.

  • Evidence: Topical human literature exists; robust route-matched evidence for systemic injection has not been established.
  • Important distinction: Topical evidence cannot establish injected safety or efficacy, and product speciation and formulation matter.

Most recent GHK-Cu paper

This paper tests a topical cream combining GHK-Cu with a mixed-culture ferment extract in lab, skin-explant, and clinical studies. The authors report reduced inflammatory signals, less UV-related skin damage, fewer wrinkles, and improved skin-barrier measures. Because the cream combined two active ingredients, the study does not isolate the effect of GHK-Cu on its own.

Best peptide resources

  • Best Starting Point: Peptide Primer 3.0

    01 · Google Doc · 2023

    • By: u/BoldMeasures
    • What it is: A community-built introduction to healing peptides, followed by an archive of the author's Reddit research on BPC-157 and TB4/TB-500.
    • Caveat: A few years old. Includes dosing and sourcing material that may no longer reflect current evidence or regulation.
    • Relationship: No affiliation.
  • Best Peptide Catalog

    02 · Catalog · 2019

    • By: Tailor Made Compounding
    • What it is: A 68-page snapshot of how one compounding pharmacy described more than 40 peptides and related compounds at the time.
    • Caveat: Historical and commercial material, not a current formulary, regulatory reference, or independent evidence review.
    • Relationship: No affiliation.
  • Best Compounds for Cognitive Enhancement

    03 · Guide · Updated Mar 2026

    • By: BasedBiohacker
    • What it is: A huge first-person catalog of compounds, routines, vendors, claimed effects, timing, and side effects. Broader than peptides.
    • Caveat: Contains affiliate links, discount codes, vendor recommendations, and medical claims. Read it as one person's field notes, not neutral guidance.
    • Relationship: I have no affiliation with BasedBiohacker and receive no affiliate revenue from this link.
  • Best Resource on Sex Compounds

    04 · Wiki · Live wiki

    • By: Community contributors
    • What it is: A community-maintained collection covering sexual dysfunction and PSSD treatments, peptides, medications, supplements, compounds in development, and user reports.
    • Caveat: Much of the material is anecdotal and includes Discord or Reddit testimonials, experimental compounds, dosing, and vendor links. Treat it as a map of user experiences, not clinical evidence or medical guidance.
    • Relationship: No affiliation.
  • Best Database of Third-Party Peptide Tests

    05 · Database · Live database

    • By: Finnrick
    • What it is: A large, continuously updated database of third-party peptide test results, organized by product and vendor.
    • Caveat: Testing evidence is not the same thing as evidence that a compound is safe or effective.
    • Relationship: No affiliation.
  • Best Peptide Video & Podcast

    06 · Podcast · Jun 2026

    • By: Dr. Abud Bakri on Huberman Lab
    • What it is: A long-form walkthrough of peptide categories, mechanisms, history, evidence, safety, and the difference between compounds with and without known receptors.
    • Relationship: Done events together
  • Best Book on Peptide Medicine: Peptide Mania

    07 · Book · Book

    • By: Dr. Pradeep Albert
    • What it is: A physician-written introduction to peptide science by a co-founder of the American Academy for Peptide Medicine.
    • Caveat: Amazon link. Availability and pricing can change.
    • Relationship: Done events together
  • Best Guide to Weight-Loss Peptides: How to Get Cheap Ozempic

    08 · Article · Feb 2026

    • By: Cremieux
    • What it is: A practical, opinionated walkthrough of lower-cost access to semaglutide and related GLP-1 medications.
    • Caveat: Pricing, availability, insurance coverage, and prescribing rules change quickly.
    • Relationship: I have no affiliation with Cremieux and receive no affiliate revenue from this link.

Best peptide doctors and experts to follow

Physicians and researchers who regularly publish useful peptide-related material.

  • Dr. Joelle Osias MD

    • Women's health. Stanford- and Hopkins-trained board-certified gynecologist focused on endometriosis, PCOS, hormones, fertility, longevity, and peptide therapy.
    • Links: Website · LinkedIn · Instagram
  • Dr. Abud Bakri MD

  • Dr. Pradeep Albert MD

    • Physician working across regenerative medicine, longevity, and peptide education; author of Peptide Mania.
    • Links: Website · LinkedIn
  • Dr. Alex Tatem MD

    • Urologist covering men's health, hormones, sexual medicine, and peptides through interviews and educational videos.
    • Links: Website · X · Instagram · YouTube · LinkedIn
  • Dr. Jesse Morse MD, MBA, CAQSM

  • Dr. Gabriel Alizaidy MD, MS