How we research, source, and review.
TidenUp is an educational reference and a private tracker. We do not prescribe, sell, or fulfill peptides. Everything below explains how we keep the library defensible and the product focused.
Editorial direction reviewed by a licensed practitioner network. Not a marketing department.
Zero affiliate links, sponsored placements, or paid promotions inside the library.
No AI-generated practitioner profiles, photos, or endorsements. Ever.
PubMed, regulatory bodies, and primary literature — labeled by evidence strength.
Your data, protected — and provable.
TidenUp holds real health information, so every protection below is something you can see and control in the app, not just a promise on a page.
Health data is stored under per-row access control, so only you and the people you explicitly invite can read it. We never sell it or use it for advertising.
Privacy policy →Share specific categories with a clinician or peer — protocol, schedule, adherence, appointments, refills, notes, journal, library. Sensitive categories are off by default, and you can revoke access instantly.
Manage sharing →A patient-visible audit log shows when someone you shared with viewed or exported your data — no guessing about who saw what.
View access log →Download a full copy of your data, or permanently delete your account and everything in it. No support ticket required.
Export or delete →The personal-context toggle is off by default. When on, free-text is scrubbed for common identifiers before any AI call, and AI chats are never shared with your clinician.
How AI handles data →Encryption in transit and at rest. We are not a HIPAA-covered entity and don't claim to be — we follow HIPAA-aligned practices and tell you plainly where those protections stop.
Our HIPAA status →Five steps from source to library.
- 01Source identification — start from PubMed, FDA/EMA/MHRA notices, and current clinical guidelines.
- 02Evidence weighting — categorize each citation by study type, population, and recency.
- 03Plain-language drafting — written by editorial, never auto-generated without review.
- 04Clinical review — licensed practitioner signs off on safety, dosing, and regulatory framing.
- 05Versioned publication — every change is logged with reviewer initials and date.
Three tiers, plainly labeled.
Multiple RCTs in target population, regulatory approval, or guideline-grade.
Small trials, observational data, or off-target population.
Animal or in vitro only — explicitly flagged in the library.
Every peptide entry goes through clinical review.
TidenUp commissions licensed clinicians and pharmacists to review each peptide page before publication and on a quarterly refresh cadence. Reviewers operate under a written editorial policy that prohibits sponsored placements, supplier relationships, and outcome promises.
Reviewer name, license type, jurisdiction, and date of last sign-off are surfaced inline on each library entry as that reviewer’s onboarding completes. We do not use AI-generated practitioner names or photographs.
Not an ad-driven telehealth funnel.
- — Affiliate revenue and sponsored placements
- — AI-generated practitioner photos and bios
- — Funnel optimized to sell a prescription
- — Marketing claims of treatment outcomes
- ✓ Subscription only — no medication revenue
- ✓ Independent clinical review process (no AI-generated profiles)
- ✓ Educational reference, no e-commerce
- ✓ Strict separation from prescribing
Every change, dated.
- 2026-05-13Trust & Sources page published. Evidence rubric formalized.
- 2026-05-12Pep assistant: emergency keyword detector + clinician message drafter.
- 2026-05-10Standardized regulatory taxonomy across all library entries.
Educational only.
Nothing on TidenUp is medical advice. Always work with a licensed clinician for diagnosis, dosing, and monitoring. If something here ever drifts toward a recommendation, that is a bug — please tell us.