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We remove price-per-milligram figures we could not back up

A check of our own data found per-milligram prices built on the wrong size. Where we could not work out a true figure, we removed it.

Illustration: a data table with two cells erased, an eraser, a ruler and a small vial

On 28 July 2026 we checked our own price-per-milligram figures and found some that were wrong. Two oral products showed $29,998 and $17,800 per milligram. The size we had stored was the amount in one tablet, but the price was for the whole pack.

We could have multiplied by the number of tablets. We chose not to guess. Suppliers write pack counts in several different ways, and a wrong multiplication looks the same as a right one once it is on the page. Where a per-milligram price could not be worked out, we removed the size. The card now says the size is not listed. We removed 17 sizes this way.

We also tightened how certificates are matched to products. A page that links more than five certificates is treated as a library, not as one product's certificate. A certificate whose file name names a different peptide is not shown. After the check, 17 certificates were matched across 8 suppliers.

We added eleven read-only checks that flag unusual prices and sizes for a person to review.

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