Peptide Scanner, London
A shorter supplier page, with a curve that shows where each shop stands
Supplier pages have a new, shorter layout. A curve shows where a shop's score sits among all the shops we score, and a table checks its claims against its own certificates.
On 20 October 2026 every supplier page moved to a new, shorter layout.
The top of the page shows the supplier's name, up to three key numbers and its score. Below it, the "Is it legit?" section gives a short verdict and then the score card. The card shows the score, the share of scored shops it is higher than, and a curve of the scores of all the shops we score, with a line at this shop's place. Four rows explain the parts of the score: our lab test, reviews, community and certificates. Each row opens to show the reason.
Where we checked a supplier's documents, our findings follow as numbered steps, each with its sources. The price table shows the first 8 rows, and the rest open with one click. No outside review site is named on the page.
The same day, a new table under the prices started to compare a supplier's claims with its own certificates. It quotes the claim, with its source and the date we read it, and gives one row for each certificate.
Reviewers can now send proof of purchase. A signed-in reviewer uploads a receipt or an order screenshot for one of their reviews. If we approve it, the review shows a "Verified purchase" label. The file is never shown in public.
We also removed two separate pages, the certificate guide and the verification evidence page. Their addresses now open our methodology page.
On 29 October we improved the curve. The shop's line now runs from the bottom of the chart up to its name tag, so it is easy to see where the curve is flat.