Why we print the percentages.

Pick up almost any peptide serum over USD 30 and try to find out how much peptide is in it. You will find the words "complex", "advanced" and "clinically proven", and a study on 31 people that measured whether they "agreed skin felt firmer". You will not find a percentage.

We went through the top peptide products on the market in September 2026. Only one brand under USD 40 prints active percentages. Only one brand at any price publishes a graded clinical with a real panel. Everyone else is selling the count of peptides on the label.

Our rule

• Every active percentage is printed on the box and on the product page.
• Every number we quote links to the study it came from, with the panel size and duration.
• Supplier results are described as supplier results. "In Sederma's study, X happened" is not the same sentence as "Verglas does X", and we will never blur them.
• When the evidence is thin, we say so. See the copper peptide entry in our evidence library.

This is not a marketing position we adopted because it sounds good. It is the cheapest way to look premium and the safest way to stay on the right side of regulators in Pakistan, the Gulf and the United States at the same time. It also happens to be how we would want to be sold to.