01 · Optional site analytics
Analytics stay off until you choose them
The Peptide Field does not use Google Analytics. Its optional site analytics use this site's own server and database. They stay off until you select “Allow optional analytics.” The site stores only your choice in your browser. A first-party consent cookie lets the page show the correct notice before it loads. You can change the choice below at any time.
If you allow analytics, the site sends one approved action code when you use selected tools. The database adds that action to a daily total. It stores only the date, action code, and total count. It does not store a visitor or session record.
The action codes do not include search words, page addresses, referrers, peptide names, claim IDs, source titles, or source URLs. They do not include finder answers, correction text, form fields, or email addresses. Analytics requests do not include cookies or browser credentials. The analytics table does not read or store your network address.
The hosting service still handles the normal request data needed to deliver the site. The Peptide Field uses the daily totals only to improve navigation, access, editorial coverage, and product planning. The Peptide Field does not use them for advertising or medical profiles.
02 · Finder answers
Your answers stay on this page
The finder asks only broad, non-personal questions to organize educational material. Your selections stay on the page while it is open. They are not sent to a server, added to the page address, stored in cookies or browser storage, or included in analytics events. Reloading the page clears them.
Do not use the finder to provide symptoms, diagnoses, medication details, laboratory results, or other personal health information. It has no free-text field and cannot assess treatment eligibility or urgent medical situations.
03 · What the site collects
Correction reports
A report contains the page URL, disputed text, explanation, optional source URL, and optional email address that the sender enters. The service also creates a private reference, a code that can delete the report, creation and expiry times, and a short-lived security code. The code helps limit abuse. The service does not keep the raw network address.
Do not submit medical records, treatment details, government identifiers, payment information, or other sensitive personal data.
04 · Why The Peptide Field uses it
The Peptide Field uses reports only to review corrections
Private submissions are available only for correction review, response, abuse prevention, and service security. The Peptide Field does not publish them automatically. A public correction record does not include the submitter's email or private free text unless The Peptide Field first gets separate, clear permission.
05 · How long the site keeps it
The service deletes reports after 90 days
A correction report expires 90 days after the service receives it. The service deletes expired reports the next time it receives a report. If no new report arrives, a report can remain briefly after its expiry date. The confirmation screen also lets you delete the report at once during that browser session with its private deletion code.
Counters that help prevent abuse expire after the active rate-limit window and are cleared on the same schedule. They store a protected code, never the raw network address.
Daily analytics totals contain only a date, an approved action code, and a total count. The Peptide Field may keep these totals to compare long-term site use. They cannot be tied to a visitor, search, or page.
06 · Questions and changes
Questions or trouble deleting a report
Use the correction form with /privacy as the page URL. Include the relevant private reference. Do not include the private deletion code in a new report.
Material changes to this policy will be dated here. Current policy revision: August 30, 2026.