Reach The Editorial Desk

How to reach us

Peptide Medicine NY is maintained as an editorial research digest, not a clinical practice — there is no patient intake, no appointment booking, and no prescribing happening through this site. If a citation looks wrong, a study is misdescribed, or a claim needs a second look, that is exactly the kind of message this desk wants.

This site does not offer medical advice by email, comment, or any other channel, and it cannot evaluate an individual's situation, symptoms, or dosing questions — that conversation belongs with a licensed clinician who can actually examine and treat a patient. What it can do is correct a factual error, add a citation that was missed, or clarify how a study was described.

General editorial inquiries and correction requests can be routed through the site's standard contact channel. Including the specific page and the specific claim in question makes a correction faster and more accurate than a general note.

What we can't help with

This desk cannot recommend whether to start, stop, or continue using any compound discussed here, cannot suggest a dose, and cannot evaluate lab results, symptoms, or interactions with other medications. Those are clinical judgments that require an actual clinician-patient relationship, not an editorial email exchange. The honest answer to any message asking those questions is always the same: talk to a licensed prescriber.