# Contact Sports Peptides

> Corrections for Sports Peptides — Contact Sports Peptides about factual errors in study outcomes, peptide identities or sport restrictions. Include the exact passage and supporting source.

An exact passage and its source are the best starting point for a useful correction.

## Factual errors

Email **editors@sportspeptides.com** with the page address, the exact wording in dispute and the paper or official rule that supports the correction. A study title, DOI or PubMed record helps identify the source.

The errors I’d most want corrected are the ones that change a result: the wrong species, a fragment substituted for the full protein, a mixture credited to one ingredient, or a safety observation described as proof of healing. A changed anti-doping rule also needs its dated official source.

Personal recovery stories can be meaningful to their authors, but anecdotal accounts cannot establish a treatment effect. A testimonial alone cannot resolve a disagreement about a controlled experiment.

## Personal medical and eligibility questions

This address handles factual correspondence about the site. It cannot assess an injury, recommend a peptide, supply products or provide a treatment schedule. A health professional who knows the individual is the appropriate person for medical care.

The relevant anti-doping body handles current competition rules and eligibility. The mailbox cannot interpret a personal drug test or advise on avoiding detection.

For context before sending a note, the [research library](/references) lists the papers and the [about page](/about) explains the site’s purpose.

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An independent sports-medicine literature brief on repair peptides—evidence and prohibited-list context, never clinical or evasion advice.