Behind the Brand

We don't answer dosing questions

Not because we're being cagey. Because a number given to a stranger online, with no body weight, no health history, no idea what else they're taking, isn't advice — it's a guess wearing a confident tone.

The question we get the most

It's also the one question we will never answer — not because we don't know the number people are looking for, but because answering it for a stranger online is the actual problem.

Why a number isn't an answer

Dosing depends on body weight, health history, what else someone's taking, and what they're actually trying to do — none of which we know from a comment or an email. Anyone confidently giving you a number without knowing any of that is guessing, not advising.

If an account will give you a specific dose in a comment section with zero context, that's not expertise. That's someone who hasn't thought about what could go wrong.

What we'll do instead

Explain the mechanism. State the evidence tier honestly. Tell you what to actually ask a clinician who has your history in front of them — a real conversation, not a comment reply.

No dosing protocols, anywhere on this site or on Instagram
Every compound page states its evidence tier, not a suggested amount
Storage and handling guidance is different from dosing guidance, and we'll happily go deep on the former

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