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Editorial inquiries, corrections, and source suggestions.
What we accept correspondence on, and what we deliberately do not.
Editorial correspondence
Write to this desk about the record: a factual correction to something published here, a peer-reviewed study or registered trial worth adding, a regulatory update we may have missed — a new FDA action, a revision to the WADA list, a USADA or horseracing sanction — or a citation query, such as the full bibliographic entry behind a numbered reference. Those messages are read and reviewed. What the desk cannot do is advise on treatment or human dosing, counsel you on importing or possessing TB-500 in any jurisdiction, or recommend a vendor, supplier, or product; correspondence of that kind goes unanswered. This is a one-way publication that answers to its own record.
How to reach us
A plain contact form sits below for written notes. Keep them short, and name the page and passage in question where you can. Substantive editorial mail is answered within about ten business days; every message is read as volume allows. Sending the form asks for nothing medical, legal, or commercial and starts no advisory, professional, or client relationship with the publisher, which reserves the right to leave off-topic mail unanswered.